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Three more prominent Republicans ‘put country over party’ and endorse Harris


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2 hours ago, Inderpland said:

Good to see there are still a few that haven't sold their souls.

 

https://www.yahoo.com/news/three-more-prominent-republicans-put-151103096.html

 

 

Well put below from your linked source:

 

"In a statement first published by Fox News, the GOP trio said the 2024 election “presents a stark choice that is not easy for any of us” because the Republican Party exemplified by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, longtime Kansas senator Bob Dole, and “generations of Kansas leaders” no longer exists within the Trump-era version of the GOP. [emphasis added]

 

“But, it requires Republicans speaking out and putting country over party when those values are at stake,” they said, adding, “No candidate is perfect, and we do not pretend that we subscribe to all the policy positions taken either by the national parties or any individual candidates.”

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It just means that the Democratic Party has become the war party.  I remember it when it was the anti-war party.  Not anymore.  All this also shows is that the Republican and Democrat parties ARE the US Uni-party.  Same party, same ideals.  All the public show of so-called "differences" is just 🐂💩 buffalo excrement and kabuki theater.

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18 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

It's amazing to me how little influence "reasonable" Republicans have on the party as a whole. Probably 90% of Republicans are flat Earth ears these days, metaphorically speaking.

By reasonable you mean leftist, correct?

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19 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

It's amazing to me how little influence "reasonable" Republicans have on the party as a whole. Probably 90% of Republicans are flat Earth ears these days, metaphorically speaking.

Probably 90% of Democrats are on the verge of mental breakdowns because they believe the conspiracy theory that the actual "reincarnation of Hitler" is going to throw them into concentration camps in 2025 if he becomes the US president.  Therefore "he must be stopped my all means possible" because "you can't let Hitler come to power."
Well, it may become a self-fulfilling prophesy in that case maybe.  🤔

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4 minutes ago, Patong2021 said:

how will their pockets benefit?

Former Senator Kassebaum is 92 year old. She is financially well off and does not need any more wealth. On the contrary she has been giving it away. Her roots as a principled Republican are in her DNA.  Her father was Alfie Landon the Republican Governor of Kansas from 1933 to 1937 and the 1936 Republican nominee for president. She is the widow of former Tennessee  Republican  senator, Reagan & Bush  loyalist and diplomat Howard Baker. Her voting record was conservative on defense and fiscal issues, but progressive on  social issues. She was also known for her bipartisan efforts.

Now tell us again, why she is profiting and how she is profiting from  staying true to her  princples?

And now she’s famous.

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4 hours ago, mogandave said:

And now she’s famous.

She can do speaking engagements to Democrats about how she sold out to someone like Harris.

 

It's not like Harris is a better candidate than Trump- IMO she's a rotten creature of the Washington "swamp" as much as Biden or Clinton are, which is no reason to support them.

 

Perhaps they may find their choice leads to them being replaced in the election, which would be ironic.

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9 hours ago, Mazungu said:

And why would anyone vote for an ex-president judged to have been the worst in history at the job? 

Judged by whom, and are they fit to make that judgement?

 

There are many millions that disagree.

 

As for a reason to vote fro Trump- the end of the Ukrainian fiasco would be a good start. Closing the border to illegals would also be a reason. Apparently Harris agrees that a wall is a good idea, and we know who to thank for the start on that.

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6 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Judged by whom, and are they fit to make that judgement?

 

There are many millions that disagree.

 

As for a reason to vote fro Trump- the end of the Ukrainian fiasco would be a good start. Closing the border to illegals would also be a reason. Apparently Harris agrees that a wall is a good idea, and we know who to thank for the start on that.

I know you're not American and may be exclused for lack of American civics education but inciting an attempted insurrection is completely disqualifying. You're acting aa if he is a normal candidate and this is about normal policy differences. No. It is about democracy vs. autocracy. The Republicans standing with Harris are indeed choosing country, constitution, and democracy. I do realize though this will fall on deaf ears and you will continue to simp for Trump and Putin.

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13 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Judged by whom, and are they fit to make that judgement?

 

There are many millions that disagree.

 

As for a reason to vote fro Trump- the end of the Ukrainian fiasco would be a good start. Closing the border to illegals would also be a reason. Apparently Harris agrees that a wall is a good idea, and we know who to thank for the start on that.

Trump wants Ukraine to surrender.

 

Trump let in 3 million illegals when he was president.

 

All Presidents have built walls between the US and Mexico. Trump promised a coast to coast wall that Mexico would pay for.

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49 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

Trump wants Ukraine to surrender.

 

Trump let in 3 million illegals when he was president.

 

All Presidents have built walls between the US and Mexico. Trump promised a coast to coast wall that Mexico would pay for.

and Biden has let in loads more.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2024/08/12/51-million-border-illegally-biden-fact-check/74595944007/

Estimates from immigration and research groups put the total number of these immigrants in a range between 11 million and 17 million.

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