"We have to be honest, and there's a lot of blame to go around, but I have to mention George Bush, and I have to mention Ted Stevens, and I'm afraid I even have to mention John McCain," he said.Not much left to say but AMEN!
DeMint offered a long list of complaints about McCain's record in the Senate and on the campaign trail.
"McCain, who is proponent of campaign finance reform that weakened party organizations and basically put George Soros in the driver's seat," DeMint said. "His proposal for amnesty for illegals. His support of global warming, cap-and-trade programs that will put another burden on our economy. And of course, his embrace of the bailout right before the election was probably the nail in our coffin this last election. And he has been an opponent of drilling in ANWR, at a time when energy is so important. It really didn't fit the label, but he was our package."
Bush and Stevens, he said, had corrupted the party brand by expanding the size of government and engaging in wasteful government spending. Had Republicans not strayed from their core beliefs in recent years, DeMint argued, the election results might have been different.
"Americans do prefer a traditional conservative government," he said. "They just did not believe Republicans were going to give it to them."
Trump becomes first Republican to ever get more than 75 million votes
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You thought he got a lot of votes when he was cheated out of the election
in 2020 election? Well
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Request permission to throw in a "Preach it, brother".
ReplyDeleteYeah, he's right, but electing Obama in that case is like cutting off your nose to spite your face. On the other hand, it may be the best thing to happen to the GOP, as I hope it will shake things up enough to get them back to classical liberal principles.
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