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What do Centrists know about electability?
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this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2026
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What convinced you of this? I've seen this claim before, but I've never seen it backed up by anything.
For example, does the right-wing base support pro-choice candidates? How about pro-LGBTQ candidates? What concessions has the base made to the Republican Party?
The main purity test right now in the Republican party is simply whether an elected leader is willing to be completely subservient to Trump.
Naw, it's about Israel.
Sound familiar?