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Cable News Clips

Rhiannon12866

(222,674 posts) Thu Oct 24, 2024, 05:59 PM Oct 24

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'You're all so embarrassing': Nicolle Wallace on top Republicans flip-floping on Donald Trump - Deadline - MSNBC [View all]

Charlie Sykes, MSNBC Columnist and Contributor, and Amanda Carpenter, Writer and Editor of Protect Democracy, join Nicolle Wallace with a closer look at all of the key figures of today’s Republican Party who could have tried to stop Donald Trump both before and after they showed their true feelings about the man who now rules their party with an iron fist. - Aired on 10/24/2024.

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'You're all so embarrassing': Nicolle Wallace on top Republicans flip-floping on Donald Trump - Deadline - MSNBC [View all] Rhiannon12866 Oct 24 OP

Watch Niki Haley shake her head in a negative fashion while stating Uncle Joe Oct 24 #1

According to Liz Cheney's book, Republicans went along with TFG's subversion in 2020 because they were scared Rhiannon12866 Oct 24 #2

I believe that if you abandon your moral compass, Uncle Joe Oct 24 #3

You'd think that, at this point, experienced members of Congress would know better Rhiannon12866 Oct 24 #4

I believe this thread touches on the phenomena Uncle Joe Oct 24 #5

Good point, though it appears to have been a game show to me and not to be taken seriously Rhiannon12866 Oct 24 #7

Every time I see Charlie Sykes, I am reminded that he was at the forefront of supporting Scott Walker and others...... usaf-vet Oct 24 #6

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