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Most of the Republicans have caved to Trump. It doesn’t matter how bad Trump has insulted them either. Look at “Little Marco” Rubio for instance. He is on the Trump team and Lindsey Graham has made a fool of himself by kissing up to Trump by going golfing with him and advertising his golf courses on his twitter account. (morning Joe) big talkers now reduced to a shill for Trump.
I swear if I didn't know better I would think your one of his lackeys who works for him. There is only one more person on this forum who sucks up to trump as much as you do.
Maybe they're the same person
I think Jones victory in Alabama shows the base is cracking. Look at the Democratic governor victories in Virginia and New Jersey. Didn't the Democrat wins wipe out the Republican majority in the state house of delegates? How will that effect Republican gerrymandering? It's becoming loud and clear that the republican party is becoming more and more unpopular. Jones victory was yet another example.
The sun will come out tomorrow......Sorry I just woke up happy with the ear worm flowing through my brain.
No matter what the "party of denial" thinks, says or posts here, the fact that a Democrat won in Alabama, even by a slim margin is a yuge deal.
Trump has done us all at least one favor, he has brought the cockroaches out of the dark crevices. Anyone who was pretending the GOP was not riddled with these vermin is facing stark realization.
Too bad it has nothing to do with Trump and it has to do with the fact that Moore was a bad candidate.
After the stunning loss in Alabama , i am starting to worry that Trump is ruining Republicans reputation. Is Trump putting the future of the right in jeopardy?
I do not like Trump, but considering his contemporaries in opposition are Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, I would say no.
Most GOP politicians are cool to him and Conservative media such as the WSJ and National Review are very critical of him.
I think it began with the Tea Party. This is a group that refuses to compromise and refutes diplomacy. That does not bode well for presenting a united front.
When your catchphrase is "party of 'no'", you probably are going to have problems uniting the country.
Is Trump ruining the chances for the next Republican?
I think President Trump will be a tough act to follow for ANY future candidate. Judge Gorsuch, booming economic growth, tax reform and a raging stock market are just a few reasons. My stock account is up over 100 grand since the election and I credit President Trump. Thankfully, we won't have to worry about this until 2024.
After the stunning loss in Alabama , i am starting to worry that Trump is ruining Republicans reputation. Is Trump putting the future of the right in jeopardy?
The Alabama election had NOTHING to do with Trump. Moore barely lost and he was running against the DNC, the RNC, and a write-in candidate. The seat will safely return to the GOP in 2020.
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There is only one more person on this forum who sucks up to trump as much as you do.
Maybe they're the same person 
Is Trump ruining the chances for the next Republican?
