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  1.  @healthfreak79  Conservative and Republican are not the same word.
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  2.  @jakeroper1096  How are they not conservative? There's nothing more conservative then jamming up Congress so that no bills can be sent to the Senate or the White House.
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  3.  @jimk4267  Right. And good business is good for the People.
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  4.  @Xbalanque84  Treating them as one entity is one way to ensure that the status quo survives until Judgment Day. If you fall for any collectivist tropes you simply empower the cult that wants to treat you as a subject with no enforceable rights whatsoever.
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  5.  @daytradersanonymous9955  That trope makes no sense whatsoever.
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  6.  @healthfreak79  Gaetz is probably defaulting back to "gridlock" or no ability to muster Congressional consensus is preferable to the status quo. I can't read his mind but let me explain something to you that I heard when I was in college. Basically, most free people in the USA, anyone that doesn't look to DC for daily sustenance, wants something they used to call gridlock. That means that no single party can dominate and get legislation passed easily if at all. It used to be that Republicans only ever gathered around the idea of making government leaner and the tax burdens smaller. Today's Republicans for the most part are instead Fabian Marxists trying to help the radicals come up with legislation that will pass without fomenting a counterrevolution. Take Mitt Romney has probably the most extreme example of a doctrinaire "managed decline" Marxist. The electorate just accepts what is fed to it because the schools were destroyed before WWII even started and it only ever got worse once FDR destroyed SCOTUS. And then FDR also made Stalin his number one partner in global social justice, favoring Stalin over Churchill for WWII and therefore for the policy choices made that let to the planning for "post war" Europe. That is exactly what set up what was later called the Iron Curtain. Churchill and Truman were called all sorts of names when Churchill was invited to the USA to make a speech and he unveiled the warning and that term. But in any case, being "anticommunist" during the Cold War and through today simply meant being anti-Russian. The Republican Party stopped criticizing the New Deal economic paradigm and what Ike called "The Military Industrial Complex" because even Ike was too stupid to understand the implications of his little speech. It never got better until Reagan and even Reagan was given the Reagan Derangement Syndrome treatment by the media. It was a lot harder to get Reagan than it was to get Trump because Trump never tried to be diplomatic to US traitors. Reagan was actually more savvy about what was happening in the USA from the schools on upward. But anyway, once Reagan left office his VP won the next Presidential election and sort of paved the way for "democratic" Communism because all he ever argued for was Russia becoming "more democratic" and there was nary a peep about China that was turning even worse at that time. Clinton totally sold us out to China over "the economy" and then when Bush came in he had his Global War on Terror where you're either "with us or against us" and China said, sure, we're against "terrorists". China and the Democratic Party began "rethinking terrorism" as soon as they saw the public was for fighting it. They gradually starting gaslighting the public about "root causes" and who "the real terrorists are". By the time Obama came along he just carried the academic Marxist "common sense" to Presidential politics and started using tropes like 'bitter clingers' and so forth. The hilarious thing is how we got from saying "the Cold War is over" to "Trump is Putin's puppet" in just a few years. These people are gaslit morons that pay more attention to Marvel Universe than what is actually happening in their own country and around the world.
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  7.  @isatoro77  The US Democratic Party is a cult. Straight up. And this happened to McCarthy because he was not even defending his own party from the traitors within it.
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  8.  ApexSelva  Any Republican who implies that Congress is critical to "governance" unless they're talking about investigations is a moron. I hope they never pass another budget again. Forever.
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  9.  @WhatsTheTakeaway  What do you mean by conservative? Because it's more than a style thing. It's not like leftist Gender Ideology. I tree is known by its fruit. You are truly known by what you do, not what you claim without proof. I never claim to be "conservative" or anything like that. What I hate is lying statists. Especially those that use dogmatic Marxist talking points to justify their choices. I suppose even worse is guys like Mitt Romney that use "Conservative" talking points and then votes consistently with the Communists that understand the Laffer curve. He wants US corporations to pay "just the right amount" of income taxes to make it profitable to offshore production to Communist China. DC is full of liars. Saying more than half of the Republicans are not, let's just call them fair weather republicans...and maybe that 80% you mentioned are nothing but fools that think it's "conservative" to negotiate with Communists that literally want to crash the US currency and continually cause inflation as an alternative to taxing the workers by alternate means on top of the ridiculous tax code.
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