Where are all the intelligent, patriotic Republicans?

[Anonymous]

So there you have it-people who consider themselves to be good people gave up on morals, integrity, character, experience, intelligence and also gave up on their fellow citizens for cheaper eggs and not having to deal with so many brown people. And that’s not an insult that is simply the truth. Very sad commentary on the state of our nation. One thing is true-the public education system (especially in rural poorer states) needs to greatly improve. People aren’t taught civics or basic economics and are unable to differentiate between misinformation and fact and that has absolutely nothing to do with immigration. It’s been this way for many many years.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Clearly people are in denial about what will happen. Some teacher just told me she’s happy that T will dismantle the Dept of Ed. Didn’t mention that her pension is likely out the window too. No thought about unintended consequences like how the loss of 4400 employees will affect the market X all the other agencies. Not to mention the teachers who will quit because they don’t want to sign loyalty pledges or die in childbirth because Texas doesn’t have enough obgyns.

We can move the Ed people to processing claims at the border. Plenty of space in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.

So you like some government? Maybe with this brilliant idea you should be on the transition team.

I don't want to be firing people all over the place. Sucks not having a job.

And Putin could use some fresh cannon fodder.
The military is hiring.

[Anonymous]

We're here, you just don't want to listen to us. When the government gives a slap on the wrist to arsonists firebombing police cars but crushes silent prayer, you ignore the unequal justice.

Trump's terrible. It's sad people resorted to him. I'd prefer someone much better, but Dems are incapable of escaping their bubbles to see how badly their people are behaving.

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Anonymous wrote:Seriously, WHAT has happened?

You wrote intelligent in same sentence as Republican. That doesn't exist, didn't you know that?

No, it does. Everyone in my circle who was once a republican left the party when they embraced trumpism. Most have served in the military and they recognize a despot when they see it. They are loyal to the constitution, not a man baby who wants to shred the constitution.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We swept the presidency and both houses of congress. Hope that brings you up to speed!

This is why Ivy colleges and liberal arts schools should teach basic civics so that their graduates who pay $300,000 for a four year education understand how elections work in the United States.

[Anonymous]

We became democrats.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seriously, WHAT has happened?

Sorry your gal l0st.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you are patriotic how do you support someone who calls combat soldiers suckers and losers and calls a war hero a loser?

You just lost the presidency, senate, and house with that stupidity. Try to reframe your question as an adult.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you have a son who is dyslexic how do you support a person who makes fun of people with disabilities? How do you explain that to your child?

You say that the kids whose parents are democrats are among the biggest bullies in the class just as their parents are. That is why you want to get help for your child.

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Anonymous wrote:Seriously, WHAT has happened?

You wrote intelligent in same sentence as Republican. That doesn't exist, didn't you know that?

No, it does. Everyone in my circle who was once a republican left the party when they embraced trumpism. Most have served in the military and they recognize a despot when they see it. They are loyal to the constitution, not a man baby who wants to shred the constitution.

It must be a very small circle, or people are lying to you.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Seriously, WHAT has happened?

You wrote intelligent in same sentence as Republican. That doesn't exist, didn't you know that?

No, it does. Everyone in my circle who was once a republican left the party when they embraced trumpism. Most have served in the military and they recognize a despot when they see it. They are loyal to the constitution, not a man baby who wants to shred the constitution.

Your circle sounds incredibly narrow. The vast majority of veterans I know--and I'm a vet--remain conservatives before, during, and after Trump. This remains all the more true for combat veterans.

There's a lot of talk about Trump shredding the Constitution, but the details are usually lacking. Refusing to enforce laws, spending massive amounts of money that hasn't been appropriated, halting contracts under dubious claims about public health laws, and even using the interstate commerce clause on activities that are not commerce, let alone interstate, all shred the constitution far more.

Both parties shred the Constitution by waging war with a declaration.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Clearly people are in denial about what will happen. Some teacher just told me she’s happy that T will dismantle the Dept of Ed. Didn’t mention that her pension is likely out the window too. No thought about unintended consequences like how the loss of 4400 employees will affect the market X all the other agencies. Not to mention the teachers who will quit because they don’t want to sign loyalty pledges or die in childbirth because Texas doesn’t have enough obgyns.

The Department of Education does not administer teacher's pensions. They are generally administered at the state or local level. You sound as if you need some education.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Seriously, WHAT has happened?

You wrote intelligent in same sentence as Republican. That doesn't exist, didn't you know that?

No, it does. Everyone in my circle who was once a republican left the party when they embraced trumpism. Most have served in the military and they recognize a despot when they see it. They are loyal to the constitution, not a man baby who wants to shred the constitution.

Your circle sounds incredibly narrow. The vast majority of veterans I know--and I'm a vet--remain conservatives before, during, and after Trump. This remains all the more true for combat veterans.

There's a lot of talk about Trump shredding the Constitution, but the details are usually lacking. Refusing to enforce laws, spending massive amounts of money that hasn't been appropriated, halting contracts under dubious claims about public health laws, and even using the interstate commerce clause on activities that are not commerce, let alone interstate, all shred the constitution far more.

Both parties shred the Constitution by waging war with a declaration.

They are still conservatives. They are no longer republicans. There is nothing conservative about Trump or his agenda.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We swept the presidency and both houses of congress. Hope that brings you up to speed!

Which always ends with a recession, a huge increase in the national debt, and a bailout of the financial industries that crashed the economy.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Clearly people are in denial about what will happen. Some teacher just told me she’s happy that T will dismantle the Dept of Ed. Didn’t mention that her pension is likely out the window too. No thought about unintended consequences like how the loss of 4400 employees will affect the market X all the other agencies. Not to mention the teachers who will quit because they don’t want to sign loyalty pledges or die in childbirth because Texas doesn’t have enough obgyns.

The Department of Education does not administer teacher's pensions. They are generally administered at the state or local level. You sound as if you need some education.

Trump has gone after unions. It says in the article I posted that they’re no longer supporting tenure.