Hello,
Republicans are now openly praising Trump for “reviving the party” and bolstering GOP support among Americans -- it seems the white-nationalist, misogynistic, and tyrannical presidency Trump ran is exactly what Republicans stand for now.
But don’t take it from us. The new head of the Republican Study Committee, a caucus of conservatives in the House, clearly said it himself: “Our party has to look a lot more like Donald Trump than some of the Republican candidates in the past. House conservatives must follow his example and carry the Trump message the next two years.”
Meanwhile, Mitt Romney has boldly said that “the great majority of people who voted for Donald Trump want to make sure that his principles and his policies are pursued. So, yes, he’s not disappearing by any means.”
And they seem to be right. Trump received the most votes of any Republican candidate in history -- gaining the support of over 70 million Americans, even in traditionally Democratic constituencies. We’re extremely concerned with Trump’s growing base -- and the influence it will hold in Biden’s administration -- which is why we need to know where Democrats like you stand:
Do you support Trumpism?
Thank you for providing your crucial input.
