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Originally Posted by mapuc
< How I see it.
The critic may be well placed.
But these critics are mostly if not only read and supported by those who already dislike Trump.
What about his supporters, where do they stand in this ?
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Behind Trump.
The Tea Party (remember Sarah Palin...?) has taken over the Republican party, completely. The former Republicans are so silent now , their silence is ear-deafening, they do no longer exist. The party has been eroded from within, the Tea Party has taken it over form within, and those daring to speak out against this process are now either dead (McCain on mind), or so intimidated that they do not oppose them anymnore. They got yelled down by the
Krawallbrüder, and if they rarely ery rarely dare to speak out, they get all the hatefilled, vicious vitriol by Trump's Praetorians spit into their faces immediately, and even often by Ceasar himself.
The Demiocratic party is a mausoleum. The Republican party is a cold hollow corpus inside which stingy, aggressive, biting parasites nist like insects in a rotting cadaver. Lets haves a funeral for them both and and forget about them. They are not worth it anymore.
Maybe parties in general have an inbuild "best before" date. Its obvious that everywhere in the West established old party constellations have broken up or down. In Germany. In the UK. In France. Or it is just a system for the general system collapse the West is heading for. China realises that such a Western systemic failure is imminent, Russia probably as well. We already live in a slo-mo collapse of things. With global population still growing and climate warming causing a rat tails of follow-on problems, this process is unliekly to stop, or even just slowing down. I think the pressure can develope just one way: upwards.