The Never-Trumpers Are Never Coming Back

Townhall.com ^ | July 6, 2018 | Pat Puchanan

[Lurkinanloomin]

Bush League Republicans must become extinct before the Republic does.

[Dr. Sivana]

So when they said they didn’t want Trump because he couldn’t win, they were lying. They were really afraid he could win. All along I said we have to chase these people into the Democrat Party, so the Democrats can bleed the kind of people they routinely shove aside. Good luck making an alliance with the BLM/Antifa types. They’ll use you Never-Trumpers, but the radicals will always call the shots.

[11th_VA]

Glad to see Pat is still putting them out - Great Essay !!!

[Mariner]

Just wondering, did you spell Pat’s last name wrong deliberately?

[rockrr]

The left can have them - I’ll no longer share a table with these pinheads.

[Beautiful_Gracious_Skies]

The New World Order of GHWB is obsolete.

[xzins]

Excellent article

[marktwain]

Second, in a reflexive response to 9/11, we invaded Afghanistan and Iraq, dumped over the regime in Libya, armed rebels to overthrow Bashar Assad in Syria, and backed Saudi intervention in a Yemeni civil war, creating a humanitarian crisis in that poorest of Arab countries that is exceeded in horrors only by the Syrian civil war.

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Pat is becoming unhinged. Afghanistan and Iraq were Bush policies, Libya, Syria, and Yemen are were Obama legacies.

The policies pushing them are almost entirely opposite.

Obama undermined Bush’s legacy in Afghanistan and Iraq, and destroyed Bush’s legacy in Libya, Yemen, and Syria.

Pat creates an inchoate mess when he tries to dump the two into the same basket of motives.

[GOPJ]

And so the elites who were in charge when the fire broke out, and who failed to respond and refused even to recognize it, and who now denounce Trump for how he is coping with it, are unlikely to be called upon again to lead this republic.

Never again will we turn to these people...

[StormEye]

"They’ll use you Never-Trumpers, but the radicals will always call the shots."

The radicals will always call the shots because they're
willing to smash teeth and crack skulls while the
gentlemanly Republican GOPe and Never Trumpers whimper
about civility.

[Kozy]

Another must read by Pat.

[Billthedrill]

The headline is a little deceptive - Buchanan is saying that a lot more than "Never Trumpers" are involved and are likely to be disappointed once they realize that their dreams of global empire have already failed and have morphed into something frighteningly malevolent. The forces they've released may indeed result in an empire of sorts but not theirs, and it won't be a peaceful one.

The first and easiest step in any revolutionary movement, and that's what this really is, is the deliberate destabilization of the status quo. It's what happens afterward that we're contemplating now. What will a Europe look like, for example, without nations and 30% Muslim? 50%? It won't be happily assimilated citizens in a welfare state tax base, that's pretty evident by now. What of a United States with no borders and whose welfare system promises plenty for all until it runs out? And then, well, then Venezuela. The elite still eat very well there, incidentally. Everyone else, not so much.

And still the drumbeat, the anthems, the lies. But the roadmap to plenty, no longer. It was never a good map in the first place.

[Dr. Sivana]

the gentlemanly Republican GOPe and Never Trumpers whimper about civility.

They remind me of Dr. Smith on the original Lost in Space, always willing to turn for the lamest promise of riches or return home by the most vile of space aliens.

Flannery O'Connor would have fun with these types.

[Vigilanteman]

The best thing about Pat’s article is that he didn’t even mention Mitt Romney as an example of a GOPe globalist stooge. That’s how little Romney matters anymore.

[PapaBear3625]

There never was a real conflict between Democrat and Republican leadership before Trump. It was all Kabuki theater. The real conflict has been between the UniParty oligarchy and the middle class.

With Trump in the White House, the masks are coming off.

[Responsibility2nd]

LOLOL

Good catch. Although some FReepers think Puke when they think of Buchanan.

I sure don’t. Don’t think Kaslin does either. I think PJB is one of the greatest conservatives ever. Since the Nixon days.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Never again will we turn to these people...
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I wish that were true, but Rubio, Murkowsky, Hoeven and McCain were re-elected in 2016 despite having voted to abandon the rule of law and surrender the country to fraudulently documented foreigners.
Rubio and McCain were also involved in toppling Libya and arming jihadists in Syria.
So was Graham and he keeps saying that he will work for amnesty for illegal aliens and their employers until he is removed from office and will probably also be re-elected.

EVERY Bush League Republican MUST be removed from office.

[Lurker]

“I think PJB is one of the greatest conservatives ever.“

Oh yea? Ask him about our support of Israel.

L

[donna]

The Bush Burden (2013)

He’s there in every corner of Congress where a microphone fronts a politician, there in Russia and the British Parliament and the Vatican. You may think George W. Bush is at home in his bathtub, painting pictures of his toenails, but in fact he’s the biggest presence in the debate over what to do in Syria.

https://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/09/05/the-bush-burden/?ref=opinion