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Elizabeth Neumann, who served in the Trump administration and is a director of the Republican Accountability Project, said there is more to the movement that spawned the Capitol rioters than just the fear of the Great Replacement. Neumann, a counterterrorism expert who held senior positions in the Department of Homeland…

Watch this video on YouTube “These Republican voters want to move on from the Mitt Romney’s and the Liz Cheney’s…”…

Biden was elected, with crucial support from anti-Trump Republican voters like the ones we organized through Republican Voters Against Trump, not to be a small-government conservative or a deficit hawk or even particularly moderate. Voters on the right and left chose him because the alternative was a dangerous lunatic. And…

“They just legitimized a person that used tactics I would say 10 years ago, even five years ago, would have been abhorrent to the Republican Party,” Elizabeth Neumann, a former assistant secretary in the Department of Homeland Security in the Trump administration, observed. “But … they know they can’t condemn…

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Watch this video on YouTube “Liz Cheney was really shocked by what happened on Jan. 6, she voted for impeachment, and she hasn’t backed off at all – she has now emerged as the non-Trump alternative for the Republican Party.”…

RAP compiled a scorecard that captures the gulf between Republicans such as Cheney and Kinzinger, on one hand, and the rest of the GOP cult followers on the other. “In the House, 64 Republicans voted not to object to counting the electoral votes, and ten voted to impeach former president…

During the 2020 election, the strength of American democracy was put to the test several times. While democracy ultimately prevailed, many Republicans in Congress failed to support it. The Republican Accountability Project, an anti-Trump conservative group, released a report this week analyzing how GOP members acted during crucial…

A national conservative group that opposed former President Donald Trump this week graded Republicans on their support for democratic principles, and gave U.S. Congressman John Moolenaar a failing grade — only slightly better than QAnon supporter U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Continue reading at The Argus Press.

Remember your first report card? There weren’t just grades in Reading or Spelling, there were categories like, “works well with others” and “takes criticism well.” You never saw anything like, “supports insurrection” “broke oath to the constitution” or “sold out democracy” — until now. The Republican Accountability Project, headed by…