Comments by "Deborah Freedman" (@deborahfreedman333) on "Republican Rep. Anthony Gonzalez warns of Trump's post-January 6 strategy" video.

  1.  @Piant_Genis  You're describing socialism, not fascism. You don't get to redefine words.
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  2.  @matt94alexander32  OK, got it, you're absolutely clueless. Democrats aren't trying to take away guns, from law abiding, stable adults. We'd just rather our country was more like Canada, in respect to guns, where only sane people, who aren't liable to engage in killing sprees had them. We'll never be as draconian as the UK, in respect to guns or free speech. Even hateful, racist speech is allowed here, unlike in your country, where such speech can land you in jail. As to "lockdowns" and vaccine mandates, don't pretend your Conservative government didn't initiate those as well. Also, don't confuse the policies of the far left wing of the Democratic party, with the whole. Most Democratic voters are moderates, who despised the violent BLM riots, as the counter-productive rage fests, that they were.
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  3. Any Republican that Trump can't subvert, he eliminates. It does not matter that they are far more conservative than Trump, his base cares not about policies and standards. Trump says they are disloyal to me and they are gone. Moral Republicans have been leaving politics since 2015. Flake, Kinzinger, Gonzales, and soon Cheney, those he can't cow, he primaries.
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  4.  @mortygoldmacher  Dude, I live in Portland, and we were being brutalized by the rioters. Wheeler was terrified of them, and told the police not even to take a report about crimes the rioters committed. You discuss attacks on Jews, without realizing we were being attacked, here in Portland, by the "protestors" you so lionize. I have an orthodox friend, who was put in the hospital by some of that scum, and the same scum burned down Chabad. Brown should have sent in the National Guard. Trump is certainly a totalitarian, would-be strongman, but he's not a Nazi. He is much more like Mussolini, Putin or Erdogan, than Hitler.
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  5.  @davidhatch7603  Except, often it is our party that doesn't discuss policy or the issues affecting Americans. When asked about addressing inflation, all the White House spokespeople do is push BBB, ignoring that that bill is actually inflationary. In the recent Virginia gubernatorial elections, a Republican won because he talked about policies, like maintaining school excellence, while the Democratic candidate seemed to be running against Trump. When asked about real problems, politicians from both parties, evade and obfuscate.
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  6. But he did do something, he voted to impeach Trump. That is why he must now go. Morality and support of the constitution is no longer tolerated, in the party of Trump.
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