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Anti-Trump Republicans threaten third party
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<blockquote data-quote="disciple Clint" data-source="post: 75946381" data-attributes="member: 408342"><p>From your article:</p><p>The letter signatories, who include former ambassadors, governors, congressional members and Cabinet secretaries, want the Republican Party to return to "principled" leadership and reject division and conspiracy theories, or face a new party dedicated to fighting for Republicans such as Cheney and against fearmongering and lies.</p><p>They may face an uphill battle in getting any current Republican officeholders to sign on - including Cheney herself, who in February rejected the idea of a third party, saying it would empower Democrats.</p><p>A spokesman for Trump, Jason Miller, said: “These losers left the Republican Party when they voted for Joe Biden."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="disciple Clint, post: 75946381, member: 408342"] From your article: The letter signatories, who include former ambassadors, governors, congressional members and Cabinet secretaries, want the Republican Party to return to "principled" leadership and reject division and conspiracy theories, or face a new party dedicated to fighting for Republicans such as Cheney and against fearmongering and lies. They may face an uphill battle in getting any current Republican officeholders to sign on - including Cheney herself, who in February rejected the idea of a third party, saying it would empower Democrats. A spokesman for Trump, Jason Miller, said: “These losers left the Republican Party when they voted for Joe Biden." [/QUOTE]
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