[Libloather]

RATS have a strategy.

[DIRTYSECRET]

There’s always seppuku.

[rarestia]

I don’t think it’s a good idea for us to rest on our laurels. The Republican BRAND is up, but there are milquetoast Republicans hitching their wagons to the brand to get votes and support. There’s an illusion of choice here. The reality is if you actually broke up the parties based on issues that matter, we’re probably more of a coalition than a unified party.

I find that there are far more pro-Constitution, pro-American people in this country than those who want to necessarily identify as big-R “Republican.” Republicans still have a brand problem that needs to be fortified and centralized around the ideas of Judeo-Christian ethic and small-r republicanism based on the work of Plato, for example.

More Americans want limited government, Christianity in the public sphere, and an economically and militarily powerful America than those who want to necessarily identify by party politics. Our Founders warned us about parties for a reason. We should be espousing ideas and policies that strengthen us as a nation, galvanizing us around ethics and morality instead of partisan issues.

[wiseprince]

Republicans have passed nothing and done nothing. Easy to be popular when you’re not making any moves. Honestly, all anyone cares about starting January of 2025 is November of 2026.

[Dan in Wichita]

Six in 10 Independents disapprove of his job performance.

The propaganda blitzkrieg and judicial activism may be bearing fruit for the left.

[GOPJ]

News across the aisle isn’t as rosy. For Democrats in Congress, 66% disapprove of the job they are doing, with only 30% approving — nearly matching their record low of 29% approval in November 2013

The rat strategy is working - for Republicans...

[Kazan]

And this is from the Fox News poll, which has consistently been among the most biased polls against Trump.