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Should I unregister from the Republican Party?

The GOP establishment has been rather unhelpful and back-stabbing towards Trump most of the way thru. Plus they would push for non-Trump policies like amnesty, TPP, and other globalist policies. Of course, many have been supportive, but not too openly. I want to punish them, but if I unregister, I won't get to vote in the primaries. Then again, I am in [meme word that starts with "c"]-y California, so maybe it doesn't matter anyway?

Posted Nov 9, 2016, 8:30 AM UTC

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lutefisk4life•

There is no reason to be loyal to the GOP. They showed their colors and we shouldn't forget.

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00SpartacusNimble Navigator•

Not in my opinion. Follow Trump.

Don't turn your back on the GOP because a Republican House/Senate make Trumps job a LOT easier as POTUS

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PedophilecabinetNon-Trump Supporter•

The GOP establishment has been rather unhelpful and back-stabbing towards Trump most of the way thru

I did find it interesting how Paul Ryan is now kissing up to Trump. I don't think they'd have a good relationship. It does raise the question of if, even if the house and senate are pure red, Trump will be battling with them.

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ZirGsuzNimble Navigator•

Hold up, everyone.

Yeah, the GOPe is aids, we agree. But they learned something tonight, bigly. They thought Trump was a dumpster fire, they bet against their own electorate in the primaries, lost, bet against him in the general, Trump gives a resounding victory, the likes of which they have not seen since 1928.

I'm giving them one more shot, I think the GOP has learned that Trump's way is the best way for the GOP moving forward, at least in the realm of elect-ability. If the GOP stonewalls Trump, yeah, fuck 'em. But I think this is an opportunity, a legitimate one, to unironically MAGA.

This is a new page, one with no stains.

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UnsolicitedCommentOPNimble Navigator•

Trump won without any racial pandering. Does this mean the GOP will throw away their post-2012 loss playbook?

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ZirGsuzNimble Navigator•

I would hope so. I think the public sentiment on race-division really is swinging back to a more classical liberal position of "I couldn't give less of a fuck about what color on the rainbow you identify with." The identity game is one that will only ever be won by democrats.

The GOP is nothing without their voters, and if their voters want Trump, they have to be Trump. In my mind, that means the entire playbook just got overhauled.

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