The GOP Played Divide and Conquer, Now it’s Their Turn
They are at each other’s throats
This all has entertainment potential. There’s a storm brewing in the Republican Party and it has nothing to do with Democrats, libtards, or most of us. The party, which, under the guidance of Donald Trump, employed a divide and conquer strategy to win in 2016, is now facing its own split.
There are signs everywhere that they have lost any coherent platform as they divide into Trump vs. Pence factions and the far right goes after the just sorta right. And it looks like a party that is beginning to panic with a lot of blaming going on instead of leadership.
Their leadership is in disarray. McCarthy appears to be a dim-witted incompetent obsessed with being Majority Leader. McConnell can’t hide his disgust at the Trump wing, disgust based on watching their midterm landslide slide out of their fingers. Meadows was reportedly in a daze on January 6th, staring at his phone and ignoring the pleas of his aides and lawyers.
Pence’s Chief of Staff Marc Short testified in front of a Justice Department grand jury this week and yesterday dismissed Matt Gaetz, saying he would soon be in jail as a sex trafficking pedophile. De Santis may be popular in Florida but to the rest of the country he just comes across as an opportunist grabbing…
