I agree, though she does have a point. The Republican Party is the party of dirty tricks, lack of civility and outright indecency. And, since Trump emerged as it's leader, moral depravity.
My point was that 30 years of inauthentic screeching about Hillary eventually paid off for the GOP. I can't think of an equivalent situation with the parties reversed.
Clearly. The Republicans have told a narrative and people are following it. The relative diversity of Democrats means they do not speak with a unified voice, and they can't lead voters in a single direction.
The big story of the last 20 years is the Republicans have taught a large chunk of Americans to be ideological.
I . . . . don't think that's the reason!
I agree, though she does have a point. The Republican Party is the party of dirty tricks, lack of civility and outright indecency. And, since Trump emerged as it's leader, moral depravity.
Two words: Swift Boat.
I agree with Kathleen. Republican politicians lie through their teeth, and their voters eat it up like candy.
At least not the entire or even primary reason
Maybe you could ask Hillary?
This is so tired. Hillary Clinton, much as people want to make it so, is not the Democrat bogeyman.
My point was that 30 years of inauthentic screeching about Hillary eventually paid off for the GOP. I can't think of an equivalent situation with the parties reversed.
Clearly. The Republicans have told a narrative and people are following it. The relative diversity of Democrats means they do not speak with a unified voice, and they can't lead voters in a single direction.
The big story of the last 20 years is the Republicans have taught a large chunk of Americans to be ideological.