They're Nazis, one and all. They hate America, its Constitution, and its people.

They may not strive to look or sound like NSDAP skinheads the way the Republicans do, but we have people in our party with similar goals and tactics—primary those who do not tow the line of the purest ideologues, who just happen to be themselves. Different ideologies, obviously, but similar tactics.

Got it.

Suffice it to say that neither party has been granted immunity from making stupid moves that do them more harm than good.

You're pretending some fringe bloke who'd like to control the Democratic party is the same as Trump and his minions who actually do. You did deserve a response like that.

Edit this post. DFW did not say that. This is a blatant twisting of words.

no.

James Blair has six months to defend Republican power in Congress — but first he needed to send a message to his party.

Blair, the White House deputy chief of staff, spent weeks plotting to crush a group of Republican lawmakers in Indiana who defied the president’s demands for a more favorable congressional map. He personally helped recruit and vet their primary opponents while designing a strategy intended to end their political careers.

The night five of those Republican holdouts fell this month, a triumphant Blair thumped his chest on X with a gif of Russell Crowe in “Gladiator”: “Are you not entertained?”…

Called “the Oracle” by colleagues and “ruthless” even by friends, 36-year-old Blair has become one of the most powerful and feared operators in Republican politics. Within the White House, he’s seen as a potential successor to chief of staff Susie Wiles if she ever stepped down. On Capitol Hill, he has kept the party’s fragile majorities in line. Across the country, he has put recalcitrant Republicans on notice, no target too small. The bruising mid-decade redistricting battle that’s reshaping the midterm map? That’s Blair’s brainchild.