Blexit though, amirite?

I wish Pat Buchanan became president at one point. A real American Nationalist.

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Remember the 2012 election?

Obimbam wiped the floor with Mitt.

Yeah, a liberal running against a neocon? Great two choices, America.

The GOP was humiliated, and we deserved it because the RNC went out of their way to hobble Ron Paul in the primaries

Same thing happens this time around: the DNC pushes another geriatric centrist and gets owned again

Some retards in this server think that moderance is good. Moderates lose, radicals win.

Political elites need to stop meddling and let the people decide, super delegates while only on the left as far as I know right now subvert the will of the people

Trump is a radical, and he should embrace that.

He's common sense and relatable to the people

They won't even need superdelegates this time

Just a reminder that I hate libertarians, and that American doesn't want a libertarian.

Nothing extreme about that, nor is it working 20 hours a day to protect the American people and provide unseen before economic opportunities to the people

I’m just here and for trump for the pepes

Also I fucking hate Democrats

Trump won against other Republicans because he was in favor of more state control.

I don't hate them, I emphasise with them that they're so gullible and so easily misled

Republicans will lots of time vote for the most extreme

Papa trump is very extreme

I just hate extreme leftism and

That's not true, look at Romney, mccain, Bush, Bush senior, Reagan etc

(Fuck did I mess up the wings)

Yeah I guess it’s just in recent times

Perhaps at the County or state level but not at the national level

Trump wanted to utilize state power to stop offshoring, to stop neoliberals(ehm) from screwing our nation over, to stop mass migration.

He was extreme in the context of the normal Republican views at the time.

Mass migration is unreasonable while there's such a large homeless population. Bringing in more people, they compete with the homeless and less well off for jobs

America and Americans first

People always want the extreme, like Peter budag he was kinda in the middle and he got outed

The Republicans were, at the time, the party of the Koch bros and Sheldon Adelson. They still are, but they're changing to a more nationalistic message.

Trump won because he appealed to blue collar voters, he promised populist reforms coupled with a nationalist viewpoint. Absolutely beautiful.

Most libertarians, neolibs and neocons were actually never-Trumpers from the start, and they're the detractors who say that "Trump is actually a small govt. conservative!".

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Yeah lots of Republicans bent the knee

Orange man good :)

NeverTrumper sissies

The never Trumper Republicans are an extremely small minority. Isn't trump at 95% approval with Republicans?

Pretty sure, thats basically how it came out in the republican impeachment vote

Institutionally, Republicans were more anti-Trump. Just look at the Republican party pre-2018

Somewhere around 95% approval