Da, comrades.

[kpete]

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[Delphinus]

1. I agree with Bill Kristol?

The world has turned upside down!

[dem4decades]

2. I follow him now, it's crazy.

[BumRushDaShow]

3. I still can't belive Kristol is doing this.

[Mr. Ected]

4. Don't forget, the Republican Party is deeply fractured

The people wanted Trump. The Republicans did not, but they had no choice and co-opted him anyway.

Real conservatives are as sickened by this turn of events as we are. Although they deserve him and we don't.

[BumRushDaShow]

5. Oh I know they are

but they still lock-step when it comes to certain initiatives that they want.

Since I saw Kristol on here, I checked out another who was highly critical of Drumpf during the election season (Krauthammer) and the type of responses he's giving now includes this today -

There is no tonic like winning. He came in third last year, and he was booed the year before when he talked about putting boots on the ground in the Middle East. I think Susan is right. This is a coming together of the conservative movement or at least a part of it. This is mostly the younger, more-edgy part, the one that would’ve been more receptive to a Milo presentation. I think it marks an important moment, and what was interesting was Bannon. He came in. He had no horns. He sounded rather amiable. But on the other hand he was absolutely unswerving, and he sort of gave intellectual heft to Trumpism. He was very specific about the three major goals: foreign policy, domestic economic policy, and what he called the undoing of the administrative state, the first volley in that war was the abolition of the “bathroom bill” or at least the directive coming from HHS — essentially, the federal government has no business here — and in all the cabinet opponents. So I think it was a real plus for them, and it presented a picture that for many conservatives — not all, some have trouble about the trade issue and the protectionism issue — but for many conservatives it was a kind of homecoming.

http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/445201/steve-bannon-supports-trump-intellectual-positions-cpac?utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=ctake&utm_medium=social&utm_content=bannon

[Mr. Ected]

7. The normalization of the Felon in Chief begins

Someday these people's words will hang them like a noose.

[putitinD]

6. +1