My pillow guys plans to run as RNC chair against Ronna

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Anonymous wrote:I think it's pretty telling that she dropped the ROMNEY from her profile after her uncle wouldn't toe the party line

Trump told her to lose the Romney from her name.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No real difference between the two except Pillow would take out DeSantis

That will fun to watch.

Can’t wait!!!

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The republicans have not paid attention to how radical movements work. They all assume that the crazies are going to go after the left. But radicals actually turn on those within the party and start purging those seen as insufficiently loyal or as traitors. Stalin purged Trotsky, Bukharin and others. Hitler killed Rohm and purged the SA. The Jacobins executed Robbespierre. People like McConnell, Romney, etc. who think they can control the revolutionary furor are fools and will become their victims.

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Who exactly votes on this? Serious question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it's pretty telling that she dropped the ROMNEY from her profile after her uncle wouldn't toe the party line

No Trump made her do that sacrifice to show her loyalty. However, what he didn't realize was the sacrifice was to the establishment so she could work for them against Trump.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it's pretty telling that she dropped the ROMNEY from her profile after her uncle wouldn't toe the party line

No Trump made her do that sacrifice to show her loyalty. However, what he didn't realize was the sacrifice was to the establishment so she could work for them against Trump.

How has she worked for the establishment against Trump?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who exactly votes on this? Serious question.

They are screwed. The members of the Republican National Committee were elected at the state level in 2020 during the Presidential primary, caucus, and convention process so most were full MAGA when elected.

Here are the RNC members:
https://gop.com/about-our-party/rnc-members/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who exactly votes on this? Serious question.

They are screwed. The members of the Republican National Committee were elected at the state level in 2020 during the Presidential primary, caucus, and convention process so most were full MAGA when elected.

Here are the RNC members:
https://gop.com/about-our-party/rnc-members/

Thank you! One of my parents was a Republican local elected official and delegate to the convention and I still didn’t know this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who exactly votes on this? Serious question.

They are screwed. The members of the Republican National Committee were elected at the state level in 2020 during the Presidential primary, caucus, and convention process so most were full MAGA when elected.

Here are the RNC members:
https://gop.com/about-our-party/rnc-members/

Thank you! One of my parents was a Republican local elected official and delegate to the convention and I still didn’t know this.

Although they pretend to be ideological, most are in the RNC for the patronage and perks. When there is a Republican President, they rubber-stamp his choice for Chair. When there isn’t a Republican President, they vote for the person who can raise the most money from corporations and conservative interest groups. The RNC chair is all about the money.

[Anonymous]

This seems like it’s an autopsy that’s underway?

[Anonymous]

On the other hand, maybe not

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Anonymous wrote:On the other hand, maybe not

At what point do they stop blaming the media? Through Sinclair and Fox News, they control the majority of TV news.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:On the other hand, maybe not

At what point do they stop blaming the media? Through Sinclair and Fox News, they control the majority of TV news.

Despite the fact that Fox News attracts the most viewers, they'll never stop railing against the ~liberal media~ because it feeds the persecution complex of their credulous voters.

[Anonymous]

Sinclair is the bigger deal. They own something like 250 local affiliates, so those viewers expecting unbiased morning and/or afternoon news are getting a very conservative slant

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Anonymous wrote:Based on her performance she should absolutely go, because she lost the House huge, lost the Presidency and the Senate, didn’t win the Senate back and barely won the House in what was set to be a huge Republican year. GOP performance in state legislatures wasn’t great either.

Oooof that is bad.