• Signtist@lemm.ee
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    3 months ago

    Most republicans I know believe that their party, like their country and their religion, needs to be followed blindly; if their party supports it, it’s good, and if their party rejects it, it’s bad. End of story. No more thought will, or should, be put into it.

    The people who go on and on about how America is the best because “freedom” are now working out whatever mental gymnastics they need to perform to justify voting for the man who said if you vote for him you won’t need to vote anymore. They already chose to support Trump and his party - nothing they say or do anymore will change that decision.

    • fine_sandy_bottom@discuss.tchncs.de
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      3 months ago

      It seems like republican voters deeply believe that their way is the “right” way and they’re willing to do anything to impose it on the nation in perpetuity.

      I’m sure most aren’t really comfortable with trump, but they’re willing to overlook his rough edges if he can establish a republican government.