I have been reading your posts about Republicans. Honestly, the only good Republican in modern times I can name is the late John McCain. Agree with him or not, he was a good man at least. The face of Mitch McConnell when McCain refused to repeal Obamacare was priceless. He refused to repeal it because he knew that just repealing it would leave a ton of Americans without healthcare while waiting for a replacement, which could take years considering how slow politics often is (assuming they even had a plan to begin with).
I find it very difficult to believe Mitch McConnell wasn't aware of the fact it would take a long time to replace Obamacare with something that may or may not be better and that in the meantime numerous Americans would be without healthcare.
It's honestly sickening to think about.
It's also worth noting this moment from John McCain's run for President:
Something I want to focus on here though is that it shows pretty well how even as John McCain was running a respectable campaign, the Republican PEOPLE were already becoming Trump's electorate.
There's this myth that I sometimes see that presents Trump as being a corrupting figure that somehow turned Republicans bad. And the Republican voters just are swept up in it.
So I think it's worth looking back at the time the Republican frontrunner tried countering the racist fearmongering about Obama, and HIS crowed booed him for it.
It's no surprise that this crowd would later support Trump as he mocked McCain for being a prisoner of war.
"He's not a war hero. He's a war hero because he was captured. I like people that weren't captured,”
As far as I'm concerned, most Republicans have been this for a while. Trump just gave them permission to embrace their hate more publicly.