To: NobleFree
Most of the new Republicans are the same as the old ones. It makes one wonder how the Republican party can possibly be reformed.
5 posted on
03/03/2021 9:51:55 AM PST by
Kazan
To: Kazan
I’m still wondering WHO they think they represent!!
10 posted on
03/03/2021 9:54:20 AM PST by
SMARTY
( "Force always attracts men of low morality. " Albert Einstein)
To: Kazan
Most of the new Republicans are the same as the old ones. It makes one wonder how the Republican party can possibly be reformed.Only by primarying Uniparty lapdogs - which I believe in the past has been much more talked about than acted on. If President Trump can get patriots behind him to actually act on this idea, I think there is a chance (what odds, I wouldn't care to specify).
12 posted on
03/03/2021 9:55:23 AM PST by
NobleFree
("law is often but the tyrant's will, and always so when it violates the right of an individual")
To: Kazan
Most of the new Republicans are the same as the old ones. It makes one wonder how the Republican party can possibly be reformed.
Any Republican advocating amnesty needs to be primaried. They need to know this is unacceptable. They don't seem to care. A constitutional convention would be required to reverse this. We need to work for that. It will put fear into to these Swamp creatures.
30 posted on
03/03/2021 10:09:43 AM PST by
Dr. Franklin
("A republic, if you can keep it.")
To: Kazan
Most of the new Republicans are the same as the old ones. It makes one wonder how the Republican party can possibly be reformed.
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It can’t. And it won’t.
Its the same old, same old.
To: Kazan
“Most of the new Republicans are the same as the old ones. It makes one wonder how the Republican party can possibly be reformed.”
Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar (R-FL) is bad news. She’s one of the Republicans who voted with the Democrats to strip Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) of her committee assignments.
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