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Tansy_Gold

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3. It's an interesting book
Tue Nov 15, 2022, 04:35 PM
Nov 2022

Thanks!

Stuart Stevens was a loyal GOP "strategist" who lost it when the orange shitpile was installed. He starts the book with


I have no one to blame but myself. I believed. That’s where it all started to go wrong. I was drawn to a party that espoused a core set of values: character counts, personal responsibility, strong on Russia, the national debt actually mattered, immigration made America great, a big-tent party invited all. Legislation would come and go, compromises would be necessary, but these principles were assumed to be shared and defined what it meant to be a Republican for the last fifty years.


The key word, of course, is "assumed."

I almost used that, but the quote I did use seemed more appropriate for the aftermath of the election.

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