If Trump ends up dead in a heart attack...

[Hwen Hoshino]

Does the GOP keep pushing the anti pc agenda?

[pineapplemike]

Does the GOP push an anti-PC agenda right now? Last I remember a good chunk of them were condemning Trump for his dark dangerous divisive rhetoric about violence coming from both sides. Very curious how the GOP would react to a Senator Kid Rock, that'd be a good test for their PC beliefs

But to your point what would a heart attack necessarily have to do with the GOP PC agenda?

[DBTrek]

Does the GOP push an anti-PC agenda right now? Last I remember a good chunk of them were condemning Trump for his dark dangerous divisive rhetoric about violence coming from both sides.

/Thread.

Well, that was easy.

[Ex-California]

I was listening to James Damore's interview on the Rubin Report and its obvious that people are scared to be anti-PC because of very real repercussions from employers and loud idiots. We don't see it here, but there is definitely a chilling effect on speech. I mean, Dave Rubin is a gay married Jew and is routinely called a Nazi.

Rubin even said it scares him that even though we may be winning battles we still may be losing the war

However, I do think we're probably in a silent majority phase of things right now, and if the GOP joins the PC crowd we might finally see some real change as the people rise up against the PC scourge. There's no way the US can become as feminized as Europe, its not in our culture

[Speaker to Animals]

Of course we see it here. It's why we use weak anonymity.

[kybkh]

2018 is going to be a good barometer for what direction our country is headed.

If Trump can replace people like Flake and challenge other RINOs in primaries that probably is a sign that the establishment is losing in a major way. If soft hearted Trump voters can be guilted in to turning against the GOP and the house swings Marxist, then the damn will hold until the next financial crisis.

My guess is the Obama coalition continues to push racial divides and the GOP line holds. For Trump-ism to really take root though, DJT needs to come away with some GOP Establishment scalps.

[C-Mag]

Does the GOP push an anti-PC agenda right now? Last I remember a good chunk of them were condemning Trump for his dark dangerous divisive rhetoric about violence coming from both sides.

/Thread.

Well, that was easy.

+1

[Hwen Hoshino]

Does the GOP push an anti-PC agenda right now? Last I remember a good chunk of them were condemning Trump for his dark dangerous divisive rhetoric about violence coming from both sides.

How big was the chunk?

[pineapplemike]

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... or-against

I suppose most of the backlash came from the likes of McCain, Graham, Paul Ryan, McConnell, etc, plus some less relevant GOPers like Romney and the Bushes, maybe not as large of a chunk as I remember, but that's the party leadership. Several other GOP representatives like Paul and Cruz were a little more measured, but evidently this is what the RNC chairwoman had to say:

“The president was saying that people brought violence from both sides. And violence isn’t OK, but the blame lays squarely at the KKK, the white supremacists, the neo-Nazis who organized this rally, caused violence and are pushing hate across this country.”

[Speaker to Animals]

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... or-against

I suppose most of the backlash came from the likes of McCain, Graham, Paul Ryan, McConnell, etc, plus some less relevant GOPers like Romney and the Bushes, maybe not as large of a chunk as I remember. Several other GOP representatives like Paul and Cruz were a little more measured, but evidently this is what the RNC chairwoman had to say:

“The president was saying that people brought violence from both sides. And violence isn’t OK, but the blame lays squarely at the KKK, the white supremacists, the neo-Nazis who organized this rally, caused violence and are pushing hate across this country.”

Who didn't try to attack him with that PC bullshit? That's the short list.