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In reply to the discussion: Let's not mince words. Those republicans who voted to outst Liz Cheney from her leadership position [View all]

Progressive Jones

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2. Did you see that former Adm. John Poindexter is a signatory? Reagan admin./convicted criminal. nt
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Let's not mince words. Those republicans who voted to outst Liz Cheney from her leadership position [View all] JohnSJ May 2021 OP
The letter was signed by 124 retired generals and admirals Phoenix61 May 2021 #1
I believe your assessment is correct Phoenix, however, when you have an entire political party JohnSJ May 2021 #4
This! PortTack May 2021 #9
If they end up on a TV show I would love for someone to ask them Maraya1969 May 2021 #20
Did you see that former Adm. John Poindexter is a signatory? Reagan admin./convicted criminal. nt Progressive Jones May 2021 #2
One of the early driving forces who activly pushed the Republican party in this direction Autumn May 2021 #16
Why a civil war? merrifield May 2021 #3
All the cities in one country; all the farms and factories in another? lagomorph777 May 2021 #5
Not secession, there's no regional issues here like in 1865. Let the anti democracy people move uponit7771 May 2021 #7
We should have DownriverDem May 2021 #12
100% agree. merrifield May 2021 #13
WTF....hell no Skittles May 2021 #22
"Is hyperbole to believe this is a prelude to a ciivil war?" NO !!! This is what Putin's wants above uponit7771 May 2021 #6
I think the Republican Party sure is working overtime to foster that JohnSJ May 2021 #8
They are pathetic, petty dipshits. ananda May 2021 #10
It is more than petty. If you listen to them during the House Oversight hearing on the response to JohnSJ May 2021 #11
I don't think "petty" and "very dangerous" are mutually exclusive. BobTheSubgenius May 2021 #14
Agree totally. I was just talking about the Cheney vote. ananda May 2021 #21
It's their party, it's what they created. They can oust whomever they chose. Autumn May 2021 #15
I wish they would "eat themselves up", but it is doubtful that will happen. The problem is JohnSJ May 2021 #17
They are fractured and they will splinter. I don't see a downside to that. As long as they Autumn May 2021 #18
I disagree Autumn. They are not fractured at all. The republican party has never been more JohnSJ May 2021 #19
I thought Trump being the party's nominee in 2016 would fracture the Republican party Silent3 May 2021 #23
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