In a letter sent to the co-chairs of the CPD on Thursday, obtained by the Washington Examiner, the RNC accused the organization of stonewalling its requests for reforms to the debate process. The RNC said that as long as the commission stonewalls its requests, the party will stop participating in its debates.
It’s not a conspiracy when the right people celebrate the disenfranchisement of White America. It’s just a fact worthy of shouting from the highest hill.
Remember the charismatic, young African-American senator from Illinois who electrified crowds with his rhetoric, who called for a new kind of politics that would heal the United States?
Unfortunately, the audacity of hope quickly devolved into the audacity of bitter partisanship and division following his historic victory.
The GOP must die. The Grand Old Party is over and unsalvageable. The name finds its origin in the post-Civil War era as the party that saved the Union, but whatever positive connotations may have come with the GOP moniker are dead and gone now. Today, GOP conjures images of gray hairs at the country club and board meetings at Halliburton, and it seems the only thing it is interested in saving is the status quo. There was a time when these perceptions could be dismissed as partisan pejoratives, but at some point, Republican Party leadership chose to embrace and embody the characterization. Fool me twice, shame on me.
h/t Mom
Are America’s Republican Party and GOP elected officials living in a current state of Normalcy Bias, or have they truly given up?
Is our Republican leadership still so stunned that socialist Democrats have swept all three branches of government that they feel as though all their efforts are for naught?
From the outside looking in, this is what it certainly seems like. Minority leader Kevin McCarthy occasionally does a short presser and tosses out a bit of chum, but otherwise, nothing is really being done to bring the political atrocities to the American people.
“Had Mike Pence had the courage to send the Electoral College vote back to states for re-certification and had Mitch McConnell fought for us instead of being the weak and pathetic leader he is, we would right now have a Republican President who would be VETOING the horrific Socialistic Bills that are rapidly going through Congress, including Open Borders, High Taxes, Massive Regulations, and so much else!” Trump wrote.
The letter, titled “A Call For American Renewal,” was expected to be released Thursday. Beyond discussing the creation of a third party, the letter will go after Trump’s false claims of a stolen election, according to Reuters.
At least 74 million Americans voted for Donald Trump in the 2020 election. Everyone I know believes the number was actually much higher, but 74 million is the number the biased, “fake news” media counts as fact.
This is the base of the Republican Party. I know what these 74 million (and probably a few more million) voters believe in. How? Because I tested my beliefs at three major GOP events in the past month where I was the keynote speaker. And I got wild, enthusiastic standing ovations at all three.
What’s amazing is that the GOP leadership in Washington, D.C., and the Republican National Committee have no clue what their most loyal, passionate voters believe in.
In a Twitter post gone viral, Colorado Republican Representative Lauren Boebert channeled her inner Ronald Reagan, calling out Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi for the socialist-style lockdown of Washington, D.C.
Sources tell The Hill that Donald Trump’s attorneys have sent cease-and-desist letters Friday to the Republican National Committee (RNC), the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), and the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) to stop using his name and image for fundraising.
The three groups are the largest fundraising groups in the Republican Party.
From Trump’s point of view, the letters make perfect sense. Any use of his likeness and name is money in the bank. Better yet, he can use that money to fund his political activities or his personal lifestyle.
A Republican leader has decided to take on Big Tech. It’s high time. While other Republican legislators complain and pontificate about Twitter, Facebook and Google’s interference in our elections and censoring of conservative voices, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has declared war on the tech giants.
Robinhood cited “market volatility” as the reason they stopped certain stock purchases and trades. People from all kinds of political backgrounds aren’t buying it and are crying foul. Republican and Democrat lawmakers are paying close attention.
