It's not about being a hypocrite (in judging folks who changed their minds). It's about the reasons some folks were never Trumpers.
These "reasons" tell us about the character of the never Trumpers and how they think.
There is nothing wrong with remembering how some of these hateful never Trumpers thought and publicly reacted to his--Trump's--campaign. And how they treated those of us who supported Trump early on.
Being a never Trumper can certainly be forgiven. But it doesn't make good sense to forget the way some of these people were...and why they were the way they were.
While the Bible admonishes us to forgive...it doesn't advise us to forget. Once I have been bitten by a certain dog, it is my fault if I put myself in a position to be bitten a second time. That said, I don't fault the dog in question. He was just a biter...some just are.
That’s the thing. If it was just a question of Levin having some honest questions or doubts about Trump at the time, I’d have no problem forgiving him. I wouldn’t even give it a second thought. What Levin did went way beyond that. He lost all objectivity and was nasty as hell to boot. After Trump won, he even tried to take credit for his victory because he claimed it was he and his followers who “held Trump’s feet to the fire”. What a freaking joke. The guy’s a arrogant SOB and a loser. So I agree, there’s nothing wrong with remembering Levin’s past behavior. He’s never apologized for it, so why should I forgive him?
I was pro Ted Cruz not anti Trump,despised democrats,when Trump was nominated I was 100% pro Trump,can’t speak for Mark Levin,I do like Levin and still listen to his show