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Maybe we look around and see rabid totalitarianism, communism and loathing of America—and we find that unacceptable, full stop. This guy tells himself he’s the last serious person, but how serious can you be if you can’t see the tsunami that’s already devoured half the country? 
What many lunatic hysterics don’t understand is that the great dividing line in conservative politics has little to do with Donald Trump. Again, I return to Anton’s Flight 93...
...if you believe it’ll all just go on forever, and there won’t be a point at which we can no longer return to the vision of the Founders, not only are you utterly useless in the fight; you misunderstand all of this—and especially the Left.
This is where the 364 Genders thing comes in. Considering elite opinion is so seized with concepts that aren’t true—that can only be described as religio-political gestures or weird catechisms—how does a return to an older understanding of the role of government ever happen?
I haven’t seen even the slightest bit of recognition that there’s a serious problem—at least, as far as heretofore “radical” solutions are entertained to fix this, because the GOP of 1992-2015 doesn’t seem to have the balls to even acknowledge it.
We love Donald Trump because he seems to hate you as much as we do. Sure, it’s for different reasons—he’s not ideological, and he’s relatively new to the fight. But we’ll take it.
Look at the precision, professionalism and viciousness of the Democrats’ recent Ukraine gambit.
It’s underhanded and evil, but every conservative and GOP voter understands full well that the GOP Establishment would only fight so hard and be so sharp if the enemy was *us*.
It’s underhanded and evil, but every conservative and GOP voter understands full well that the GOP Establishment would only fight so hard and be so sharp if the enemy was *us*.
Amusing to see how these NeverTrump hysterics delude themselves into believing they're not chasing popular approval.
Of course they are—it's just that the group they seek to appeal to are people they actually respect: Twitter liberals and MSNBC/CNN producers.
Of course they are—it's just that the group they seek to appeal to are people they actually respect: Twitter liberals and MSNBC/CNN producers.
You can tell by who they feel safe linking, interacting with and retweeting—people from The Atlantic, Vox, Tapper, et al. They just want to be the “reasonable, sane conservative” at the Twitter Struggle Session.
