The Republican Party is committing suicide

American Thinker ^ | 17 Nov, 2020 | Henry Edwards

[MtnClimber]

There are so many assertive actions the Republican Party could take to support Trump, but it’s utterly passive. Its suicide comes at a cost for Americans.

If the Republican Party fails to use every possible stratagem to retain the Presidency in 2020, it will have signed its death certificate. The majority of the 73 million people whose votes for Trump were properly counted may well turn away from the Republican Party in disgust. Why bother to vote if the Republican Party is too feckless and incompetent to mount a successful challenge to a stolen election? However, this act of suicide comes at a cost.

When they’re accused of fecklessness, establishment Republicans, in their defense, will point to gains in the House and, if we’re lucky, to their holding the Senate gain. However, much of this gain isn’t due to the Republican brand but, instead, to Trump’s coattails.

At the “Republican brand” level, we have the self-styled “Lincoln Project” Republicans who aggressively tried to intimidate Trump’s lawyers before they got shamed and deleted their tweet:

[wardaddy]

Man you are one serious dumbass

You equate supporting the GOPe with supporting Trump

When in reality....a realty that escapes you....they do no have his back

He’s on his own supporter only by his voters

The fact that you pendejo..prefer to continue on your knees for a GOPe that doesn’t support our president Donald Trump is duly noted.

I’m a Trumpist not a Republican....you can have em

[Pikachu_Dad]

You mean his REPUBLICAN voters ?

So you support neither President Trump nor President Trumps voters!

What a surprise !!!