The emergence of billionaire real estate developer Donald Trump as a political force and leader of a new America First movement has shaken traditional Republicans to their core.
First, they had to deal with the rise of the Tea Party, which brought a new core of activists into the GOP. Now with Trump in the White House, the party establishment is having a difficult time accepting the new reality, even while the GOP enjoys its greatest success since the days of Ronald Reagan.
What’s surprising is how the election of Donald Trump energized a new base of Republicans, many of whom previously voted Democrat or were part of the Silent Majority that lost faith in GOP leaders like John McCain and Mitt Romney.
The Never Trumpers were very vocal in their opposition to President Trump during his campaign for the presidency, and still speak out with an increasingly bitter tone. On the next page, find out the former Reagan and Bush official who appears to have gone completely around the bend.
Just because we pissed on your NWO Corn Flakes ??? Hahaha
I’m minority, a republican and a racist?
Thank for president Trump . All the rats in the GOP are coming out. We have more traitors in the GOP than the democrats because a least we knew them. All this Bush people are the worst.
I voted for both Bush’s as well as Trump. Once both these men ignored Obama for 8 years and all the dirty, under handed things He did but them talked trash about Trump I was floored. After learning they were backers of the NWO, it made me regret that I had every voted for either one of them.
THE TERM RACIST MEANS NOTHING ANYMORE…..it is being used to describe anyone that disagrees with them….AMERICANS ARE AWAKE AND COULD CARE LESS ABOUT LABELS, IT’ TIME TO CALL IT LIKE IT IS AND TO HELL WITH POLITICAL CORRECTNESS
Hm, does that mean 100% if
He’s a bush globalists, I hope people are truly finding out the difference between a leech politician like the Bushes, and a real public servant like Trump
F**k you
Another suck up.
The very term “racist” has lost all meaning. Same situation for terms such as xenophobic, Islamophobic, nationalist, supremacist, sexist and misogynistic. Applying pejoratives profusely and broadly neutralizes their validity.