200 GOP Losers Write Another One of Those Election Letters Lying About Trump

We were wondering if there would be another election-year letter by 51 Experts Who Hate Donald Trump, and lo and behold, we have not been disappointed. This year's letter is a doozy for how completely dumb it is. It's as if these supposedly well-connected politicos have been disconnected from reality for the last four years. For that reason alone, they should be widely mocked and ridiculed, and I'm here for it.

This time around, the letter is written by people you've never heard of who used to work for people you have heard of.

The political progeny of Mitt Romney — stop laughing — George W. Bush, and John McCain have written a letter to warn people that they're doubling down on a 2020 letter they wrote that nobody remembers. They've added "new George H.W. Bush alumni" to "for the first time, jointly declare that we’re voting for Vice President Kamala Harris and Tim Walz this November."

Some 200 former aides to those former GOP leaders say they're scandalized by Project 2025 of all things because the ideas on paper "will hurt real, everyday people and weaken our sacred institutions." By sacred institutions, they probably mean the failed Department of Education and National Panhandler Radio, as radio talker Chris Plante calls it. The experts who wrote the Project 2025 plan call for government defunding of both. See my podcast below with the Heritage Foundation and PJ Media's own Kevin Downey Jr. on what Project 2025 is.

Now settle down because if you can't control yourself, you'll miss their next, even dumber point.

These Kamala supporting so-called Republicans are really wolves in sheep’s clothing. And those conservatives who say they won’t vote for Trump and stay home because they disagree with this or that policy he espouses don’t realize what they’re getting into.

How many times have you heard pro-lifers say they can’t vote for Trump because they feel he’s soft on abortion? Or free-market advocates say they can’t vote for Trump because he supports tariffs? Or someone who says he won’t vote because everyone’s corrupt?

We all know Trump is flawed. But the reality is that we’re all flawed. We know more about Trump’s flaws because he spends so much time talking—and the media spend so much time talking about him. I dare anyone to speak for a fraction of the time Trump does and not leave a trail of breadcrumbs that the propaganda ministry can’t use to paint you as Satan.

But here’s the truth: All those people who say they won’t vote for Trump because of this or that are effectively casting a vote for the very thing they claim drives them away from Trump, only exponentially worse. That’s true whether it’s abortion, the free market, or corruption. And not only that, electing Harris brings with it a cart full of other things they likely don’t want.

If Harris is elected in November, the American republic as we know it will disappear. Democrats will eviscerate the Supreme Court. They’ll add DC and Puerto Rico as states, so the GOP will never again control the Senate. They’ll implement a 45% capital gains tax and a 25% tax on unrealized gains. DEI will become the law of the land, with “equity” replacing merit as the fundamental measure upon which society is built. The scientific fact of men and women will be obliterated. They’ll outsource American foreign policy to the WEF and the economy to the climate change cultists. The open border will remain, and millions of 3rd world “refugees” with little appreciation for American mores or no allegiance to the United States will pour over the border and then suddenly not only be able to vote but will get houses for no money down and benefits beyond what citizens receive. And freedom of speech and the Second Amendment will be distant memories before the midterms.

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