The Republican Party Still Sucks
The Republican Party has been weak and anemic for decades.
By Shawn Waugh
October 7, 2022
In May 2021 my good friend, Tal Bachman, wrote a blistering column for American Greatness slamming the Republican Party.
The piece was well received within conservative circles. It landed Tal in the “War Room” with the Democrat nemesis and former Donald Trump Chief of Staff, Steve Bannon.
The reprimand was well deserved. The GOP had earned the tongue lashing. The Republican Party has been weak and anemic for decades. Tal rightly surmised that the party commenced sucking with the presidency of George H. W. Bush and continued sucking even through the Donald Trump presidency from 2016-2020. It sucks even more today.
It is no secret that Trump was (and still is) an outsider to the GOP Washington, D.C. elites. Long term members of the Uniparty Swamp couldn’t persuade Trump into deep state membership. They couldn’t lure him over to bow down to the lobbyists and globalist elites.
The bottom line is that the Republican Party couldn’t buy Donald Trump.
So they just kept sucking. Ultimately, they became a major factor in preparing the White House halls to be roamed by a former basement-dwelling mannequin. We have them to thank for the decrepit old man shuffling around in socks that are attached to his slippers, shaking hands with air, calling on deceased members of Congress, and aimlessly wandering around on the world stage.
One would think that it would be easy not to suck given the mishaps of the current disastrous administration. But the Republican Party can’t seem to help itself. It just keeps sucking.
I offer up three simple examples of the ways the Republican Party still sucks: complacency, poor leadership, and messaging.
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