On Turning One’s Back on Conservative Principles: Republican Troubles

By Nicholas Stix

Trump called our former boss a war criminal. And Mexicans "rapists." He's attacked the Pope, for cryin' out loud. https://t.co/X2hVB3kkQN

— stuart stevens (@stuartpstevens) July 18, 2016

@stuartpstevens Hillary said worse things about Bush, including that he may have known about 9/11 in advance. Pick your poison.

— Ari Fleischer (@AriFleischer) July 18, 2016

@AriFleischer It's disappointing that you would turn your back on Conservative principles. #NeverTrump @stuartpstevens

— Tracy Jeffords (@TracyJeffords) July 18, 2016

Where are the “principles”? Am I missing something here?

When a Republican speaks of “conservative principles,” he means:

1. Blind support of “globalism,” and loyalty to Donorstan;
2. Raw hatred towards, and unlimited class warfare against the American working and middle classes; and
3. Complete surrender to racial socialism, including genocide.

Current and former Republicans who, for the past year, have spoken time and again of “conservative principles,” have none.