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[timelets]

Electing a bankrupt real estate salesman to be the president of the United States was a bad idea because his core skill set was limited to shameless cheating in order to get a larger loan and a bigger sale.

People who still don't get it are hopeless. Fortunately, there are fewer of them than two years ago.

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[tijd]

Among Republicans, the current BS-er-IC beats all previous presidents hands down. 72% think he is honest and trustworthy, 77% think he is well-informed.



The party is marching into darkness, especially considering their attitude toward "the enemy of the people".



One week from now might very well be the most important elections of our lifetime.

[timelets]

True, Republicans are shifting toward the BS-er, but the general population is moving away from him. Also, the Republic party is getting smaller too and that would explain the shift.

[tijd]

It is remarkable that the chief strategists of the two previous presidential campaigns (McCain-2008 and Romney-2012) have left the party of Trump and speak about it with moral clarity.

29 years and nine months ago I registered to vote and became a member of The Republican Party which was founded in 1854 to oppose slavery and stand for the dignity of human life. Today I renounce my membership in the Republican Party. It is fully the party of Trump.

— Steve Schmidt (@SteveSchmidtSES) June 20, 2018

I’ve help elect 30-something Republican Senators and governors, five presidential campaigns and seeing the RNC tweeting about “winning”hours after a massacre of Jews in America makes me sick. What is worth this? https://t.co/nApuDOfVu9

— stuart stevens (@stuartpstevens) October 28, 2018

But the list of public figures like that is very short. Unless the party suffers a humiliating defeat, the march into the abyss will continue.