archited
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^ That's a glass-half-full way of looking at it, but i suspect your thought has some merit.
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Airboy
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Not so much sleepwalking but more of a conflict between believers and nonbelievers. There are a lot that give lip service but are not die hards that and the numbers that are leaving.
archited
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According to some sources there are deep fissures in MAGA and rumors that a large number of Republicans are about to quit the House of Representatives (6 confirmed so far). Trump & Co. are in deep doo-doo no matter how we slice it. I think Trump's best option in the near term is to check himself into the memory care wing of palliative-care facility.
Airboy
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If there is a large blood letting, It will be interesting to see if the MAGAs take control of the primaries or if some sanity kicks in. My Devout GOP friends are not planning to vote now. since even there rep and Senator are beyond hope (As they tell me). When devout Texas republicans loose interest maybe its time for a rethink.
As for Alberta we are a long way from people rethinking there support for the CPC.
As for Alberta we are a long way from people rethinking there support for the CPC.
David A
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When extremists take over there can be some energy initially, as they are very motivated, but over time they turn off and alienate more moderate supporters, some who are driven out, but more who often just quietly go.
A similar thing happening here as in the US, except the extremists are not quite as loud or as powerful.