Trumpists are the establishment Republicans. Establishment Republicans are Trumpists. Any Republican who hasn't signed onto it has already announced their retirement.

What do you mean by "complete radicalization of the Republican Party?" The Republican Party isn't radicalized. They're just a few steps farther down the path they've been heading down for 20-30 years.

That's not radicalized. Whatever the Republican Party is now, is normalized. Moderate Republicans are the radicals on the right.

Trump has the approval of 80-90% of Republicans. Aside from a few holdout pundits, who pretty much all work at MSNBC now, the Neocons hopped on the Trump train before the ink was dry on the tax cut bill.

The McCains and Romneys that tisk-tisk tisk about Trump to reporters, then rubber stamp everything he asks for? They're like ineffectual parents fretting about how much time their kids spend on the devices they gave them.

You don’t know that? Come on man!

Pretty sure he knows that, he is just quibbling to forum slide.

Any Republican who hasn't signed onto that reality has already announced their retirement.

That pretty much covers McCain. And Romney doesn't have a job right now. Sure, he's likely to become Senator from Utah soon, but he's not likely to be a thorn in Trump's side. He's slowly caving to Trumpism and has been for nearly a year now.

Whatever headbutting there was is almost entire gone now. Trump won.

They're like gnats to an elephant to Trump.

The word "Establishment" implies that they have been there for some period of time (Bushes, McCain, Paul, Romney, etc). The Establishment Republican have been and mostly still are against Trump. It doesn't make sense to just slap the "Establishment" label on Trump now that he became President.

I thought "Establishment" implies the people who are the top of the power pyramid, the people who rule the party -- Ryan, McConnell, McCarthy, Scalise, Cornyn, the heads of the committees, the mega-donors. Those people have all either fallen in line, or announced that they're not running again.

I didn't put the "Establishment" label on Trump. I put the "Trumpist" label on the establishment.

That is not true at all. The Democrats and Republicans are New World Order globalists for the most part. Trump is a Nationalist. Very few establishment Republicans and Democrats are Nationalists.

OP can you provide a reference to that? Was it part of the NY Times article? But I would guess Soros means the Bushes, and other old time Republicans. Not many of those around anymore.

It makes sense that he would support Establishment Republicans. They support the NWO just as much as the Left does.

Come again?

That makes sense. So otherwise, he would publicly endorse them because he does in fact support them.

Are you referencing the teaparty leaders take over of the Republican party and their now near total takedown of the older establishment Republicans like that attack Trump unleashed against Jeb and the entire Bush family during one of the Republican debates?

And how public knowledge about support from Soros will be used against still holding office?

The ones that for more than 50 years were centered around the Bushes.

Soros has always supported politicians around the centre and worked against far left and far right. He won't want the Republicans drifting further right.

delusion level 100

Removed. Rule 10.

In what way

He's a neo liberal he has spent his life and millions trying to narrow the overton window around the world to stop the extremes he witnessed under fascism and Communism. Where would you put him far right? Far left?

Where would you put him? I'm not American so no need to bang on about your constitution it's meaningless to me.

You got biggest prison population in the world in the fat colonies don't you. Freedom hating fuckers lock up anybody.

Didn't that shitty constipation thing allow for slavery originally.

Crashing currencies and economies for personal gain is basically the definition of US centrism over the past few decades. NWO is a center-right project.

This is patently absurd. How on earth could you reach that conclusion?

Why wouldn't he?

Related question, why is Mitt Romney white while Obama is black? Otherwise how would you tell them apart?

Trump has the approval of 80-90% of Republicans. Aside from a few holdout pundits, who pretty much all work at MSNBC now, the Neocons hopped on the Trump train before the ink was dry on the tax cut bill.