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    1. I donno. This reminds me of Charley Brown and the football.

      „There are those on the right who would vote for a Democrat after all this trauma, or who might, if they felt like they’d be heard.“

    2. Comprehensive_Main on

      Weirdly this was faster than in 2016. And they were less loyal to trump. 

    3. Sharp_Blueberry_6547 on

      From this article, would it be fair to surmise that Stephen Miller is committing elder abuse? 

    4. Competitive_Ad291 on

      Trump’s officials are quietly concerned about his „**blatant criminal behavior.“**

      Yeah, along with the rest of us. Welcome aboard the train of sanity.

    5. We’ve seen these headlines too many times. Just when it’s speculated his “people” or his administration/regime are feeling antsy, he does something even crazier and harmful and then his minions continue to carry his water. There seems to be no rock bottom.

    6. Bigbeardhotpeppers on

      >That was echoed by former Republican congressman [Joe Walsh](http://www.salon.com/topic/joe_walsh), who regularly speaks out about this. “If there’s not room for center-right former Republicans in today’s Democratic Party, then today’s [Republican Party](http://www.salon.com/topic/republicans) will remain victorious and our democracy will disappear,” Walsh told me.

      „We broke our party and now we want yours“ Fuck off Joe Walsh, just because you let your monster get out of control it is not the responsibility of the democrats to move further right. Democrats are already the center right party, they do not need to move further to the right for you. There is no citizen of the united states that wants republican light, they will either vote republican or not at all, there is no point in catering to them.

    7. Reviews-From-Me on

      Is it because Trump makes them sit in a circle every week to see who praises him the best, and the loser gets fired?

    8. *To the tune of Frère Jacques*:

      ♪♫♬ Schadenfreude, schadenfreude.
      I don’t care. I don’t care.
      You work for a moron. You work for a moron.
      Grow a pair. Grow a pair. ♪♫♬

    9. ProfessionalCraft983 on

      “Woke culture” never divided the country. Their hatred of everything they consider “woke” did.

    10. dannyb_prodigy on

      > That was echoed by former Republican congressman Joe Walsh, who regularly speaks out about this. “If there’s not room for center-right former Republicans in today’s Democratic Party, then today’s Republican Party will remain victorious and our democracy will disappear,” Walsh told me.

      What reality has he been living in? The last two cycles featured Republicans campaigning for the Democratic nominee, including Republican speakers at the DNC. A year ago Democrats supported an immigration bill that matched what Republicans were asking for 10-20 years ago. It is incredibly disingenuous to insist that Democrats “meet you in the middle” while Republicans keep moving to the right.

    11. loud-oranges on

      I’m having trouble understanding why the powerful insist they’re powerless.

    12. fascinatedobserver on

      Nope. They are not ‘concerned’. They are prepping to remove him as his usefulness expires. JD Vance will step in to carry out the majority of Project 2025.

      TL:DR: Careful what you wish for.

      (Side note, my phone autocorrected Vance to cancer. I chuckled.)

    13. katiescasey on

      Someone once told me as people get older they become more like children. If you think of a spoiled child who wants no rules, no bedtime and doesn’t yet understand what is wrong or right, how the world works and still asks why the sky is blue, thats exactly what we have here. Even congress, stubborn, fear of dying, fear of losing power, playing checkers and scrabble to keep mentally fit yelling at kids on bikes from the porch.

    14. Harris was a moderate candidate, if they’re were republicans that would vote for a democrat they would have! That’s the problem they see Trump as a crook but will still vote for him because they can’t see the democratic as anything other than the enemy! Right now democrats are more traditional conservatives than the republicans party and they can’t take off their blinders to see that!

    15. C’mon. There was a parade of Really Concerned Or Upset people in the last trump administration who said something similar, all while staying off the record.

      Grow a pair, or get used to the fact that you’re enabling criminal fascism.

    16. Flippin_diabolical on

      I don’t believe the people in his team are smart enough or have enough moral character to be disillusioned

    17. HotDogFingers01 on

      FTA:

      >Someone has got to start talking about “inclusion” instead of division. I believe Joe Walsh nails that point. There are those on the right who would vote for a Democrat after all this trauma, or who might, if they felt like they’d be heard. At the very least, they might be willing to come forward and speak on the record, if they weren’t afraid they’d be prosecuted by Trump and ignored by everyone else.

      FUCK THAT. Why is the answer always for Democrats to move further Right? Why is „Centrist“ or „Moderate“ always mean mostly Replublican?

      Fuck that. Now is the time to go Left. Hard left.

    18. Minimum-South-9568 on

      The far left is as bad as the far right? Ok fuck off. This is not a choice between a Stalin and a Hitler. It’s a choice between a Francois Hollande and a Putin or Erdogan. What side of that you fall is a no brainer.

    19. lipslipowski on

      So these Republicans green light everything he says and wants but its somehow the Democrats fault for him not being stopped because they hate the Republicans and wont be friends with them? Right.

    20. Oh, shut the fuck up, anonymous source.

      You had a Trump off-ramp (and several before that – impeachments, anyone?) with Kamala Harris, who continued the trend of milquetoast Democrats running for presidency.

      Just, no.

    21. Spirited_Bit_2987 on

      I am so sick and tired of people calling this administration corrupt and authoritarian, and then calling for a democratic candidate who can meet the corrupt authoritarians in the middle. Why would we want a moderate who will compromise with fascist instead of an actual leftist who will work towards solving the problems that allowed this type of government to take control

    22. „In a closed society where everybody’s guilty, the only crime is getting caught. In a world of thieves, the only final sin is stupidity**.**“ – Hunter Thompson

    23. throwaway1601900 on

      I don’t believe any of this bullshit. They’re all going down with the MAGA ship. Tired of all these bullshit articles about how people are turning on Trump only to watch his lackeys and Congress bend over and do nothing to stop Tyrant Trump.

    24. Can I please get a bullshit report with a side of bullshit?

      Here we are. A “source” who claims that they know Trump is doing criminal insane shit. If only the democrats would allow moderate republicans into the Democratic Party and become just a bit right wingier they would win and republicans would loose. If only democrats would embrace this source, we would get more sources anonymously claiming they are the sane ones. AOC is just as bad as Trump and will never win because radical left wingers are just as bad as decompensating right wings.

      Ahh, I’ve had my bowl of hot tripe for the day.

    25. resistthef-elon on

      They aren’t disillusioned they are delusional. Always have been. Period

    26. PleaseDontBanMe82 on

      The only way there is room for center right Republicans in the democratic party is if they become democrats and push for policies that benefit the working class over the wealthy.

      If they aren’t willing to make that concession, then we don’t want them.

    27. Violet-Journey on

      But they’ll still go into those sickeningly sycophantic cabinet ass-kissing meetings and say “Sir, it’s so wonderful that you’re so smart and thin and that you’ve accomplished so much and that your golf scores are so big and beautiful”

    28. Interesting article, but the author is dead wrong about AOC and the left. People want change. That’s why Trump was elected – people are fed up with the status quo of American politics. The national sentiment is anit-bigwig, anti-establishment, and ready for something new. Trump was the wrong direction, but it is indeed new. And I think a swingback to the left, farther than we were, is going to be a clear and refreshing choice for many Americans

    29. Constant-Lake8006 on

      I dont believe any single one of them are concerned about it. I think they are in fact looking for ways to neutralize the courts and congress.

    30. JackedUpReadyToGo on

      > This source’s concerns about Trump are indeed legitimate, and deserve to be heard. “Not all of us are buying everything he says,” this person told me. “We understand the problem, but we see no solution. You guys in the press, with very few exceptions, are not trustworthy. Congress can’t be trusted and the judiciary so far hasn’t been able to stop him.”

      > So what about the Democrats, I asked? “They hate us and won’t accept us. And if they don’t change their attitude, Trump and MAGA will keep winning.”

      So they would rather assist a dictator as he ends 250 years of American democracy than work with the other party. Unless the Dems surrender and become the non-MAGA wing of the Republican party, they’re sticking by the dictator because he kinda-sorta-sometimes rams through policies they like when he’s not burning down the economy and building up a secret police force. But they’re not the assholes here.

    31. MrsCastillo12 on

      > Trump is well known to be most influenced by the last person he spoke with, and to have that privilege one must be able to walk into the Oval Office without an appointment. There’s one administration official who recently told reporters he can do this: deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller. “He is very good at getting the president’s ear by telling him things Trump wants to hear,” I was told. “And he doesn’t mind waiting — and being the last in the room to talk.”

      Stephen Miller is the one that scares me the most. That guy truly seems unhinged, but still intelligent enough to get what he wants.

    32. ScottyOnWheels on

      They drove the wolf to the hen house and are getting mad that it is eating the birds.

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