problems with Republicans

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Of course party's want to stay in power; it's just that only one is willing to play by the rules.

LMAO, only a fool would actually believe corruption is confined to one party
 
OK, which of the two parties do you believe to adhere more closely to the rules?

LOL, you(liberal) are asking me(conservative) that question ! :rolleyes:

"Republicans believe every day is the 4th of July, but the Democrats believe every day is April 15th" - Ronald Regan
 
America is predominantly non-religious.

The time a Republican said, Traditional Marriage is under attack!!!

Or The religious left is the fastest rising religion!

That's weird. I thought the left were godless?:)
 
LOL, you(liberal) are asking me(conservative) that question ! :rolleyes:

"Republicans believe every day is the 4th of July, but the Democrats believe every day is April 15th" - Ronald Regan
The failure of Republicans in the media to communicate a clear message with clear distinctions between the two party's. (They are the voice of the party after all.)

"Democrats believe in socialism more than Republicans believe in capitalism." - Jason Lewis

It's kind of an 'Oh well. It's your Republic.'
 
Not by much, I think. Just look at the huge number of election deniers on the ballot, as an example. And the number of mini-Trumps.
I think it starts with the leader.
 
Not by much, I think. Just look at the huge number of election deniers on the ballot, as an example. And the number of mini-Trumps.
Trump exacerbated the pre-existing issue of radicalization of the right. If someone equally malevolent - but smarter - succeeded him, it could actually be worse.
 
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Herschel Walker: eh er um no that wasnt my signature regarding the abortion sympathy card. I'm a born-again Christian now so.....

RNP: Welcome aboard! :)
 
You could start by not voting on most Republicans in the upcoming mid-term elections.
I agree with them on the economy, but after what happened with abortion that was probably the nail. They don't really believe in it themselves but is used for the religious vote.
 
The recent comments from Tuberville and Taylor-Greene are pretty representative of problems with republicans....
 
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