The supposed GOP civil war is wishful thinking by liberal elites in DC and the media – nothing more.
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By Newt Gingrich
Various leftwing writers (some of them nominally Republican) have been salivating over the prospects of a GOP civil war.
Nothing would make them happier than the Republicans tearing themselves apart in a fight over President Donald Trump and the future of the GOP.
However, it will not happen.
It is a sign of how self-delusional the anti-Trump forces are that they could look at the House of Representatives vote on impeaching President Trump (the second one) and convince themselves this is the harbinger of a civil war.
Only in the delusional world of the left could a vote in which 197 people were on one side and only 10 people were on the other side be described as the beginning of a civil war.
Almost three-quarters of Americans felt that Democratic efforts to try to impeach President Trump after he left office would be politically motivated to try to keep Trump from running again.
The left is using the attack on the Capitol (which I have consistently condemned and called for the perpetrators to be put in jail) as an excuse to try to destroy the conservative movement in America.
It is about to discover how powerful more than 74 million Americans can be.
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