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Totally agree. I think it’s healthy to say “I don’t like this person on my team” or “I refuse to vote for someone because they are a criminal, a convicted rapist, etc.
Leftists do it all the time. I think it should be more acceptable for righties to criticize their own. After all, I think we can both agree that Greene and Boebert aren’t doing anything but making the GOP look foolish as a whole.
The only people I know who talk about those two are people on the left.
I agree they make normal conservatives look wacky.
Haley at least is trying to get things done that benefit working people. I can't say Boebert or Greene have done anything to help anyone.
Well, I’ll be sure to post more about their antics.