> Former Senator Nancy Kasselbaum, who represented the Sunflower State in the upper chamber from 1978 to 1997, has joined ex-Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger and Deanell Reece Tacha, a retired federal judge appointed by Ronald Reagan, in offering a formal endorsement of Harris.
KidKilobyte on
It seems unprecedented that so many retired Republicans are either supporting Harris or denouncing Trump as a threat to democracy. Does he have a ready answer for this? Cuz I’m thinking it’s because he’s a threat to democracy.
sugarlessdeathbear on
Everyone who does this earns respect, but the longer it takes to do it the less they earn.
LouBiffo on
And pull the Demos further right, away from their voter base.
StatusWedgie7454 on
Why is it only retired repubs? Are his thugs threatening the ones who remain in congress?
LeroyStinkins on
Former, ex, and retired. The only Republicans who’ll stand up for what’s right.
HarriettDubman on
Former, ex, retired
EthicsOverwhelming on
Prominent to *whom*? Every one of these “brave” Republicans all have “former/retired/ex/departed” in front of their names. Their opinions means little to nothing. They wield no power and no influence because if they *DID* wield any actual power in their party, they’d be lockstep with the party lines in support.
They’re also directly responsible for gleefully building the framework in the Republican party that has allowed them to get where they are today.
Fuck these clowns and their “strong brave words”. Too little too late.
NovelRelationship830 on
‘Former’ Senator. ‘Ex’ Commissioner. ‘Retired’ Judge. In other words, the usual brave Republicans standing up to MAGA *after* they have nothing more to gain from supporting it. Still, better than nothing, I suppose.
dbag3o1 on
small potatoes.
We want W!
throwawaytoavoiddoxx on
For all theses republicans endorsing Harris, I find it really suspicious that the election is still being reported as neck and neck. No Kamala people have been going the other way and endorsing trump, so why isn’t the gap widening at all between them? Something doesn’t add up here.
gentleman_bronco on
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Scullyitzme on
Let me guess- Former? Ex? Retired? Previous?
CyanConatus on
I don’t understand how it’s still close when there been many bipartisan support for Harris.
neuroid99 on
Hm. Headline says “prominent” Republicans…let’s see… “onetime”. “former”. “ex-“. Yeah, it’s always Republicans who no longer need to get elected, because the Republican party is behind Trump now. Yeah, yeah, these guys and the Lincoln Project may still identify as Republican, but they have zero influence on the party anymore.
mymar101 on
I’m going to guess that a of these people will be out of a job soon because of you don’t bend knee you are replaced by someone who will
Flat-Impression-3787 on
How many Republicans crossed party lines to endorse Obama? Or Bill Clinton? ZERO. Dump is the most toxic candidate in history.
Hamblepants on
Wake me up when its current politicians for senate or house or govs please.
Meb2x on
It’s always retired Republicans. The whole Republican Party knows how dangerous Trump is, but the active members care more about their own power than the safety of the country
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> Former Senator Nancy Kasselbaum, who represented the Sunflower State in the upper chamber from 1978 to 1997, has joined ex-Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger and Deanell Reece Tacha, a retired federal judge appointed by Ronald Reagan, in offering a formal endorsement of Harris.
It seems unprecedented that so many retired Republicans are either supporting Harris or denouncing Trump as a threat to democracy. Does he have a ready answer for this? Cuz I’m thinking it’s because he’s a threat to democracy.
Everyone who does this earns respect, but the longer it takes to do it the less they earn.
And pull the Demos further right, away from their voter base.
Why is it only retired repubs? Are his thugs threatening the ones who remain in congress?
Former, ex, and retired. The only Republicans who’ll stand up for what’s right.
Former, ex, retired
Prominent to *whom*? Every one of these “brave” Republicans all have “former/retired/ex/departed” in front of their names. Their opinions means little to nothing. They wield no power and no influence because if they *DID* wield any actual power in their party, they’d be lockstep with the party lines in support.
They’re also directly responsible for gleefully building the framework in the Republican party that has allowed them to get where they are today.
Fuck these clowns and their “strong brave words”. Too little too late.
‘Former’ Senator. ‘Ex’ Commissioner. ‘Retired’ Judge. In other words, the usual brave Republicans standing up to MAGA *after* they have nothing more to gain from supporting it. Still, better than nothing, I suppose.
small potatoes.
We want W!
For all theses republicans endorsing Harris, I find it really suspicious that the election is still being reported as neck and neck. No Kamala people have been going the other way and endorsing trump, so why isn’t the gap widening at all between them? Something doesn’t add up here.
Former…
Former….
Former…..
Let me guess- Former? Ex? Retired? Previous?
I don’t understand how it’s still close when there been many bipartisan support for Harris.
Hm. Headline says “prominent” Republicans…let’s see… “onetime”. “former”. “ex-“. Yeah, it’s always Republicans who no longer need to get elected, because the Republican party is behind Trump now. Yeah, yeah, these guys and the Lincoln Project may still identify as Republican, but they have zero influence on the party anymore.
I’m going to guess that a of these people will be out of a job soon because of you don’t bend knee you are replaced by someone who will
How many Republicans crossed party lines to endorse Obama? Or Bill Clinton? ZERO. Dump is the most toxic candidate in history.
Wake me up when its current politicians for senate or house or govs please.
It’s always retired Republicans. The whole Republican Party knows how dangerous Trump is, but the active members care more about their own power than the safety of the country
Ronald Reagan worshipers recognizing their own