Gullible? No. It’s obvious that the Republicans are not going to do what it is going to take to protect marriage and the natural family.
I would say that the gullible ones are those who are still thinking that the Republican Party is much of anything but a false flag operation these days. They talk the talk, once in awhile, mainly during elections, but the don’t walk the walk.
You are demonstrating an amazing ability to avoid the subject of our conversation.
My initial comments extended solely to the content of a news article -- which I identified as fundamentally dishonest reporting and rather brazen propaganda.
So far, you have accused me of being "ignorant" and a "leftist" -- while expressing a voluble and profound distrust of Republican legislators -- but have yet to address my assessment of the news article. Or apologize for slandering me without justification.
Sigh...
Have you found any historians who’ve tracked the “Progressives” hidden in the GOP since the progressive movement began?
If it’s not been done before, I’d be surprised. The case made would be that the GOP progs have long been the central force who’ve guided the incremental compromises with the demands of the radical Left. The undermining of the constitution by infiltrating every American institution is what they’ve been seeding incrementally over more than a century.
Because it is coming into full bloom now they are much less incremental in achieving their gains. No more two steps forward, one step back if they can get away with 3 and 4 steps they go for it.
They are still somewhat shy of bragging about their achievement openly. Some brag privately I have no doubt.(Pelosi’s “you can’t be serious” was a peek at their wish to be open. But she’s a Dem, and radical at that, so it was part of the game. When a pubbie starts saying things like that, it will be a sign that they believe that the constitutional republic is dead).
Anyway, I know you’ve been working hard at awakening people to the political reality. I figured that if anyone had read a theory at how it is the so-called moderate GOP who pose the greatest threat to conservative unity, you would have.