Carly Fiorina, who many think made the best impression during the Republican presidential debates seems to have called for the end of the Republican party and its primary ideology.
She was talking about Donald Trump but she talked about Trump within the
context of principle and it's principle that counts since it's one's principles
that apply to any and all situations and cannot be used selectively. Which is
what makes it a principle and not an opinion. In fact you cant even claim you have
principles if the principle you express applies only to one person at one
time or one situation but not another.
And so of Donald Trump Fiorino said expressing what is supposedly one of
her guiding principles :
" Anyone who claims to represent the Republican party should never in tone
be judgmental, vitriolic or angry".
Say goodbye to the Tea Party if Fiorina has anything to say about it. Or at
least her rejection of their rhetoric and behavior. The same with those NRA and
anti-healthcare reform Republicans like those who applauded during a 2012 Republican presidential debate at the idea of a person with no health insurance just being allowed to die (admittedly Obamacare is a massive fraud, failure and disaster but the
idea of real healthcare reform like the public option isn't).
So based on this principle Fiorina seems to signal her support for either
the end of the Republican party as we know it along with their guiding political ideology as currently
comprised since its all about being judgemental, vitriolic and angry, or at the very least 90% of the people in it. Like Ted Cruz, Chris Cristie, Bobby Jindal, Sam Brownback the governor of Kansas, Scott Walker, and
most Tea Party House Republicans and their supporters all of whom are, if nothing else, judgemental vitriolic and angry. Unless her primary guiding principles is not to
have any guiding principles at all that apply outside of a Republican
debate.
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