The Republican Party is full of complete morons

[Drew23]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...102d7983329ff7

Had the opportunity to absolutely bury the Democratic party in November. Should have just STFU and do nothing. Why would you go after the single most controversial issue in America while you had a huge lead and the other side was just making one terrible decision after another?

Democrats are clowns, but Republicans are flat out stupid.

[FlipBrah]

It’s all part of the plan.

[gachase21]

Can’t disagree

[dabbmw2002]

Graham is not playing for our side. If this is true, what piece of chit.

[gachase21]

Graham is not playing for our side. If this is true, what piece of chit.

Our mantra the entire time has been “ leave it up to the states“

This goes completely against that logic.

[monty097]

Take it away from the federal level and give it back to the states and now this retard is trying to make it federally regulated again lol.

[Drew23]

Our mantra the entire time has been “ leave it up to the states“

This goes completely against that logic.

Right. You can't even make the argument now that it's better because the states can decide. Literally the GOP is now saying they don't actually want that; which makes the Democrat argument correct.

[Procta]

half of them are in on it

[ezmac31]

Yep almost all of them suck. I enjoy tucker going in dry on graham and mcConnell way more than when he does on democrats/Biden

[HateLiberals]

Dems lose on purpose, use them being behind to get 100s of millions in campaign funds they keep, wash and repeat

[Stizzel]

The #1 enemy for republicans right now is neocons like mcconnel and graham

[RIKTER]

Graham is not playing for our side. If this is true, what piece of chit.

All about that white evangelical vote in SC. As long as you pick up the Bible with one hand...they will vote away their children's future...

Half the (R) here would vote in AOC over Trump if it were guaranteed she would ban abortion over Trump simply maintaining the current policy before the SC decision on R v W.

[KINGFABIAN]

LoL at waking up a Blue Tsunami of Womens & Dem voters this November!

[frankdtank20]

Embarrassingly stupid. I almost cannot believe he's that dumb. My tin foil hat tells me they must have dirt on him. Graham must be a kid diddler and this sabotage is how it stays hidden. At this rate better start hoping 2024 goes better.

[BullittEV]

Ho-Lee-Fuk

Republicans are absolutely retarded.

LoL at waking up a Blue Tsunami of Womens & Dem voters this November!

You should really take note of how a non-cultist would respond, by criticizing their own party. You dont happen to have any posts like that, would you?

Now remember guise, he's gonna definitely have some sort of great rebuttal to this simple, logical litmus test of what would make someone a lunatic. 100% it's gonna be scholarly and not inkcel

[~Hades~]

graham can go fist himself. as long as he gets his check, he doesnt care about anything else.

[Deathstroke]

Damn if that’s not the pot calling the kettle black I don’t know what is lol

[RIKTER]

Embarrassingly stupid. I almost cannot believe he's that dumb. My tin foil hat tells me they must have dirt on him. Graham must be a kid diddler and this sabotage is how it stays hidden. At this rate better start hoping 2024 goes better.

You do know going forward to win most GOP primaries, one has to take Grahams position....and for good measure throw in something about denying gays rights for the primary landslide against the anti globalist American first economic nationalist who walks away with 35%...cause gays and abortion.

[John L]

What huge lead?

Not sure why so many people on here are acting like the GOP had a double digit lead or something. When the Biden admin and the Democratic congress were making one terrible decision after another and presiding over record inflation, they were leading the congressional ballot for all of 2021, and the GOP never got higher than a +4 aggregate in the polls in 2022 (this was before Roe as well, so I don't want to hear that excuse). Pitiful numbers for an opposition party during such a disastrous environment (on paper) for the party in power.

Welcome to demographics. Might as well try to jam through whatever conservative legislation you can now, because it's going to get more and more impossible with very passing election.

[Fang2]

Republicans don't want to be in the majority. See when the Turtle botched Georgia's chances last year, and now this. They enjoy just complaining about the other party while being in the minority.

[yabbayabba]

Republicans don't want to be in the majority. See when the Turtle botched Georgia's chances last year, and now this. They enjoy just complaining about the other party while being in the minority.

Also pretty sure a lot of Republicans benefit from clown world so they are more than happy to let Democrats take the heat while they can claim they are fighting the good fight.

[Lefticle]

Lindsey Graham voted FOR the recent gun control bill. He can fist himself with his head.

[Redfish225]

Yup.

[RIKTER]

Our mantra the entire time has been “ leave it up to the states“

This goes completely against that logic.

Or better yet, leave it as settled law and not watch Red States turn blue.

Never doubt the resolve of the true conservative, to die with dignity......while they board the train with their family.

[Jayarbie]

Swing state Republicans can actually make points by saying they oppose the bill on the grounds it's a states rights issue. That would both give them some credibility for the consistency of their message and take some heat off the issue if it's clear that a federal ban would not even make it through a Republican Congress, while still not explicitly supporting abortion rights to their pro-life backers.

I'm pro-choice, but I also agree with the Dobbs decision. There really is no guaranteed right to an abortion in the Constitution, so it should be a states rights issue. My hope is that states allow access to abortions at least to a reasonable point in the pregnancy and at any point for medical emergencies, but that is up to what the people want in their own states. The only thing that the federal government may have jurisdiction over (under interstate commerce) is the part of the laws in some states that punish people for going across state lines to get an abortion where it is legal. The federal government can (and should IMO) ban that practice, but otherwise, I don't see any justification for legislating abortion at a federal level in either way (short of a Constitutional amendment).

[John L]

Or better yet, leave it as settled law and not watch Red States turn blue.

Never doubt the resolve of the true conservative, to die with dignity......while they board the train with their family.

We are on this trajectory regardless of whether we vote for strict abortion laws or not. Demographics, baby.

Keeping it as "settled law" isn't going to make minorities suddenly start voting conservative.

[fitnessislife]

LoL at waking up a Blue Tsunami of Womens & Dem voters this November!

Well, we found one of the losers who think skyrocketing inflation, gas prices, a border in chaos, and other countless failures are just fine as long as the mean orange man is gone. Sad.

[Jayarbie]

We are on this trajectory regardless of whether we vote for strict abortion laws or not. Demographics, baby.

Keeping it as "settled law" isn't going to make minorities suddenly start voting conservative.

The effect will be along gender lines, not racial. There are a lot of women/mothers (my wife included) who are not on board with clown world stuff like boys competing in girls sports or teaching sex ed to 2nd graders, but as soon as abortion became an issue again, voting Republican is off the table completely.

[John L]

The effect will be along gender lines, not racial. There are a lot of women/mothers (my wife included) who are not on board with clown world stuff like boys competing in girls sports or teaching sex ed to 2nd graders, but as soon as abortion became an issue again, voting Republican is off the table completely.

I'm talking about the long run. Texas will be blue in a decade, Arizona and Georgia will go from purple to blue, etc. Not overturning Roe isn't going to stop red states from turning blue.

[Jayarbie]

I'm talking about the long run. Texas will be blue in a decade, Arizona and Georgia will go from purple to blue, etc. Not overturning Roe isn't going to stop red states from turning blue.

I understand your argument, but it does also depend on how deep into far left clown world the Democrats go. These issues I listed above, plus other things like debt forgiveness, were really making reliable but somewhat moderate Dem voters reconsider. If they pushed the boundaries even further on that stuff, they would start to bleed voters out the other side. The Dobbs decision all but ensures that not too many people will stray from the reservation. In the long run, you may be right about demographics, but if you make the long run long enough, it gives the far left a chance to get bat chit crazy enough to lose enough reasonable people to avoid the takeover. Pushing on this issue does just the opposite.