Jan 6 Committee refers Trump (and others) for criminal charges

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(06-20-2023, 10:04 AM)Nately120 Wrote: And Gore wins in 2000, I know that but I mean as a means of discussion and debate the GOP doesn't even believe in the EC the second it fails to give them Trump.  1 of our 2 parties is comprised of voters who don't believe in democracy because it doesn't guarantee a GOP win.  Debating how to count votes or voter id laws and stuff like that seems outdated and quaint. 

I would go as far to say it's desperate.

If a party isn't having success standing on the beliefs they have, it might be time to adapt (some of) those beliefs so you still prioritize your most important ones while conceding on others.
It's cheap and wrong to try to game the system just to get what you want.

The ones I think Republicans really need to consider dropping are the socially conservative ones.
If they did that while still holding onto the fiscally conservative stances, I think they'd start seeing more support.