Republican Party

“I think if Donald Trump wins in a meaningful way in November, I don't think he will, but if he does, the actual silver lining for everybody is I think the Republican Party will disintegrate, and the Democratic Party will disintegrate. And in its place, I think…”

“And the reality is the Republicans may actually quasi cleave into independent of whether Trump wins or not anyways.”

“Is anybody prepared to, I, I'm getting a read from my analysts who are live blogging to me that the Senate is almost certain to go Republican at this point, with Iowa, Maine, and North Carolina going Republican. And Michigan and Montana both in real danger for…”

“Nikki Haley, who I think will be the Republican nominee for president in 24.”

“Look, I think after Georgia, The Republican Party was, already blamed Trump for that, and now after the storming of the Capitol, they're ready to be done with him.”

“This idea that you need to prosecute Trump to end his, somehow end his relation with the Republican Party, I think it will just backfire.”

“Yeah, I mean, the Republicans would basically lose every election from now until Trump is no longer, you know, a force in American politics.”

“I think this could be a Republican decade.”

“I actually think the Republican Party is going to be surprisingly united in twenty-twenty-two.”

“I have voted, voted overwhelmingly for Democrats historically overwhelmingly, like I, I'm not sure. I might never have voted for Republican, just to be clear. Now, now this election, I will.”

“The reason why I support JD and Blake for that matter is they are, they represent this more populist, working class wing of the Republican Party, and they're dragging the Republican Party in a more working class direction. I think that's the future of the part…”

“Well, it looks to me like there's gonna be a Republican wave.”

“I think it's clear that the Republicans are going to win, but the Senate is still up for grabs.”

“Ohio's going Republican.”

“Trump is a, just a weight on the neck of the Republican party, and it's time to just get rid of him.”

“How many donations did he give to the Republican party? None.”

“Remember the fifty million that went into Republican primaries to support the, you know, the election denier candidate? Turns out that was a successful strategy for them, as much as I hate to admit it.”

“When Joe Manchin retires, that seat is going Republican.”

“The Republican Party has turned into some crazy Howard Stern whack pack.”

“And actually I think neither party could nominate a banker right now. I mean, if you saw what happened around the whole banking crisis, That I think is still going on in slow motion. I mean, the amount of animosity, both towards the banks that went under and t…”

“Trump's lasting impact, I think is going to be on the Republican party. I mean, he moved the Republican party from an open borders, completely free trade. Sort of party. War mongering. War mongering, knee jerk militarism, neocon to being anti-war wanting to ha…”

“They're completely out of step. With the Republican Party as it stands today.”

“Focusing, focusing on relitigating January six is not only is it a waste of time. It's just a loser for Republicans.”

“So the Republicans are all like slapping each other's backs and Sucking each other's dicks over getting this done are also happy about it. But I think it's a disaster in the making.”

“This issue on the ballot in at least six states, most of which were red states, a couple of them were purple states, it's lost every time. The anti-abortion or pro-life side has lost decisively every time.”

“What I found in the Republican party was that there was a ton of infighting and finger pointing and purity tests.”

“I think that Trump is still the indispensable figure in the Republican party, because if you take him away, they're going to revert right back to where they were. They're going to go right back to the factory settings on Republicans, which is Bush Republicanis…”

“What you're going to see in the wake of this is that a lot of Jewish people are realizing that they don't have a home on the left anymore. And I expect that many Jews are going to start shifting right and into the Republican Party to a place where I've been fo…”

“The Cokes. I think on a dollar basis, they are the largest Spender and Republican politics, they have been, and they have been the most consistent negative indicator of value.”

“The Republican Party has been gutted of its moderates.”

“We're moving from a party of basically the Chamber of Commerce, you know, business round table, A bunch of oligarchic fat cats to being a populist party that actually represents the people.”

“It was a legacy pick because it means that this America first MAGA message Is gonna continue into the future, many years into the future.”

“I would already say that Fox News has a market position problem, which is that Ruber is very much a neocon and neoconservatism is on the way out in the Republican party in favor of a more populist conservatism that you see with Trump or now his running mate JD…”

“Counterintuitive, but I think he is the moderate within the Republican Party. He's a moderate on abortion. I know, Jake, how you're still bitter about that extreme court case. However, he's been very, very clear that he will not support national abortion ban. …”

“You go back even 30 years ago, and approximately 80% of the counties That represented, sorry, 80% of the wealth in American counties went in places that voted Republican, and about 20% of the wealth went to places that voted Democrat. Now it's 70% of the wealt…”

“Neither party cares about debt. Neither party cares about debt.”

“Donald Trump is not a Republican. Republicans are Donald Trump. You know, the Republican Party is now the family business for, Donald Trump”

“These are two private corporations. I mean, they are a duopoly, but when you really get down to it is a monopoly because they do work together, collude, if you will, to prevent competition”

“If the reform agenda fails, to be frank, it probably is not going to be the Democrats. It's probably going to be these holdouts in the Republican party.”

“Is, is less important than it's ever been. And I think MAGA is more important than it's ever been.”

“And I think what the great thing that Donald Trump did was he basically conducted a hostile takeover of the Republican Party.”

“I think the perception is that to be a Democrat, you have to check all these purity boxes and then You can be a part of the party. And right now the Republican party is like, I think the exact opposite.”

“Watching from the outside, that's a top-down process. On the Republican side, that's a bottom-up process, and, ah, Donald Trump is the best example of it.”

“I still view myself more Tea Party than Republican Party.”

“You're going to have a populist socialism in the Democratic Party, or you're going to have a populist nationalism in the Republican Party. And to all my friends on the tech right, your choices in the future are not going to be neoliberalism or neoconservatism.…”

“Came, conquered, and nothing happened because, ah, some of the people left, and some of the people decided that debts were okay if you had a Republican in charge, and were bad if a Democrat was.”

“The Republican Party isn't the Republican Party anymore, it's the Trump family business, and the Democratic Party doesn't even exist anymore because, you know, they don't even know what they're doing, and there's nobody in charge, right?”

“And I don't know that they can coexist for long if they're not held together by the awe of or fear of, you know, the personality of Donald Trump.”

“And I think they're going to lose the midterms as it stands right now. It looks like I think that's the consensus opinion and they haven't been able to do something with this affordability.”

“The realistic numbers was like earlier in the morning console, and that hit me at basically fifty-fifty with Dems, and I was in the sixties for, with Republicans.”

“So my sense growing up in an ag town that historically has probably been about a third undocumented is that the primary incentive for the parties to not solve this problem is that a lot of people became very wealthy. A lot of industries did very well by having…”

“I think the choices of the future are going to be communism, or if you want to call it socialism in the Democrat Party, or nationalism in the Republican Party. I mean, that is where we're headed.”

“I do think that the Democrats, I think it is legitimate to say that they are favored to win the house. I think the Senate right now is a toss up and I would say that the Republicans will ultimately keep it if I had to predict right now.”