Quote:
Originally Posted by leftee
What do you suggest they do ?
|
Not my problem.
But it's a heck of a headache for the GOP. They can let the party implode now and begin trying to pick up and reassemble the pieces for 2020, or they can implode in Nov. and have many more pieces to pick up and reassemble, or if Trump's elected they can hold their breath and pray that his administration doesn't permanently implode them.
Any which way, both the tea party and the true conservative factions of the party are at best marginalized to a point of no power and at worst totally destroyed. Which seems to be what Trump supporters want. I'm a democrat and it's ok by me.