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Liz Cheney urges conservatives to back Kamala Harris over abortion
(www.theguardian.com)
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if the Democrats win, the aftermath of the election will bring forth a hoard of former Republicans with no home. do you want them courted by more right wing fascist fuckheads we know nothing about, or the right wing fascist fuckheads who, at least for now, decided full fasch was not their best option?
the Republican herd needs a soft landing to mitigate future issues. as bad as the Cheney's are, they still have cachet in some important conservative circles. in this fucked up moment, the price might be worth it.
What circles, people are acting like Liz Cheney was a big leader in conservatism like Romney or something but she couldn't even win a Senate race. She lost her last primary in a blowout this time around and won't even be returning to the house.
The only thing your average person knows her for is her last name and that has become associated with Iraq and war profiteering and tainted in the last decade. Yeah you may pick up a couple middle age bush Republicans in the suburbs but your alienating even more people who despise the Cheneys and everything they stand for. Tons of progressives and Arabs are already staying home this election because of Kamalas Gaza policy, bringing on the war criminals daughter would only make that worse.
No...throw those fuckers in the dumpster fire they created and make sure they're never in power again. We have to end the Republican party in the next 4 years, not fucking cuddle them.
Can we get at least four fucking years without neocons poisoning the administration??
Nope. Better start planning grassroots leftist initiatives for midterms if you want any hope for an actual progressive administration.
I initially agreed with that first post, but you make a lot of sense. If Republicans have nowhere to go after Trump loses, they're going to continue to be radicalized by more extremists in their party. We need to extend some sort of fig leaf, but it has to come with conditions. Like admitting that Trump lost the 2020 election, that would be a good start. And admitting that January 6th was a coup. If we just allow them to come back like nothing happened, they'll just do this shit again next election.