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Ok, but they define themselves, right? Republicans call "non-MAGA" rinos and now uniparty. The only real difference is that one is alt-Right and the other at least clings to their failing notion of conservatism.
The "moderates" like to pretend that they are not of MAGA, yet they created this. This was the political extremism that they pushed as a political platform. MAGA simply fit into the environment. "Moderates" supported Trump in 2016. They supported him again in 2020. They forgave him his second impeachment even after Jan 6. And although plenty have said they they will not vote for Trump a third time, such as his own Vice President or Nikky Haley supporters, most will default to their blind Party loyalty behind the closed curtain and support Trump again. Whether they claim the label or not, they are all guilty for creating it and remaining silent as the loudest voices run roughshod all over them in Congress and dare them to speak out. Trump merely snapped his finger over the border security Bill, and they adjusted. I don't know of any Republican Congressperson or Senator who has stood up and said, "I am not MAGA" (as Boebert proudly declares that "we" prefer to be called "Ultra Maga."
I think when we witnessed average conservatives rub shoulders with neo-Nazis at Trump rallies, when they defended Trump later for saying "good people on both sides," they became simply the MAGA Party, which morphed into the now Trump Party. I hear he is now a Bible Trumper. Because, now, "we must Make America Pray Again." The website say's that the money will not be used for any political campaign. In other words, it foes directly to Trump's draining pockets. The man is so beyond obvious, yet none of the Righties in D.C. will say a word.
Okay, point well taken