"it’s hard not to see the party as committed to partisanship for its own sake, held together only by the negative imperative of stopping the Democrats."
Cleek's Law: today’s conservatism is the opposite of what liberals want today: updated daily.
Very insightful read from both you and WaPo. I'm getting curious about how "Ideological heterogeneity" led to the slow downfall of the Weimar Republic in Germany ~100 years ago. This led Germany to become fertile ground for conscriptive right wing extremism and nationalism, as well as intolerance of anyone who questioned it along the way.
"it’s hard not to see the party as committed to partisanship for its own sake, held together only by the negative imperative of stopping the Democrats."
Cleek's Law: today’s conservatism is the opposite of what liberals want today: updated daily.
Very insightful read from both you and WaPo. I'm getting curious about how "Ideological heterogeneity" led to the slow downfall of the Weimar Republic in Germany ~100 years ago. This led Germany to become fertile ground for conscriptive right wing extremism and nationalism, as well as intolerance of anyone who questioned it along the way.