Hogan says he would have voted to convict Trump in Senate trial

CNN ^ | Feb 14 | By Chandelis Duster

[rktman]

Uh, laaaareee, you ain’t in the senate so stfu.

[dead]

What about Klink?

[Paladin2]

Hogan has already more than demonstrated his incompetence.

Definitely won’t be a GOPee POTUS.

[JonPreston]

Republicans are the party of virtue signaling.

[cp124]

You don’t need 2 hands to count the number of GOP who support Trump. The rest are 2 bit Weasels. I voted for Susan Collins because we needed the Senate. We lost and I am stuck with marble mouth Rino Collins.

[\/\/ayne]

Why are they allowed to put an R next to their name?

[V_TWIN]

Hey they all can’t be Ron DeSantis. Lol

[GraceG]

You should see what Dan Bongino has to say about this arse clown

[laconic]

If Larry Hogan is interested in running for the R nomination and thinks he can win, there are a couple of experienced liberal Republican staffers who worked for a long time for the McCain and Bush clans and campaigns that are now out of work and I’m sure would be real “wizards” in getting Hogan elected - their names are John Weaver and Steve Schmidt.

[lasereye]

I think we're going to have a real battle for the soul of the Republican Party over the next couple of years

I take it he means Republicans are supposed to denounce Trump and say that he incited an "insurrection" more or less continually (although him being a Never Trumper, we can't be exactly sure what he means).

This raises some questions.

• How will he determine that Republicans are denouncing Trump enough?
• If that doesn't happen enough to satisfy him, will he leave? Or will he just remain in the party and continually denounce Republicans who aren't saying that enough to satisfy him?
• Why would he remain in a party where he apparently thinks most of the people are evil? Is it just because he could never get elected in MD as a Democrat? If so what would that say about him?
• Is there anything else specifically (not abstractions and platitudes) that he wants to Republicans stand for as a party - or is that it?

[MotorCityBuck]

“Dismissed Hogan” 😉

[lee martell]

lol! Two toxic Tar Babies! All he has to do is Google their names, and see what rises to the top.

“We’ll even work for you basically for free, like on commission. You only pay us If you get nominated.
It would be such an honor working for you, Mr. Hogan!”

[eastexsteve]

"I'm proud of them because sometimes it's not -- it's not easy to go against your party and the base of your party and the former President and -- but it's hard to do the right thing sometimes, but I think I'm proud of those folks that did take that decision and put the country ahead of party or personal affection or whatever," Hogan told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union."

Hey, moron! Have you ever considered voting the will of your constituents?

[madprof98]

Could we please put the Republican Party out of its misery? Like NOW . . . well before the next election.

[RandFan]

He’s not the Republican party although he has a high opinion of himself.

[mrsmith]

“Proud” of those who crater to the fascist “cancel culture”...

Media sure has nothing but praise for ‘purple’ area politicians cowing before the Left LOL!

[madball]

I’m embarrassed to say I live in Maryland

[indthkr]

Uncle Fester!

[thinden]

With Republicans like these, who needs enemies?

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The election fraud, 1/6 “insurrection & impeachment has really shined light on these RINOs

[wardamneagle]

Kiss ass.