I was never a big dollar donor to the Republican Party, but I was regular. Not anymore. President Trump was remaking the Republican Party into a populist/national party. I was and am very comfortable with that goal. The leadership of the House and Senate was not. President Trump was rattling too many fiefdoms. That annoyed the big money people. You know the people that brought us the “rust belt.” Unfortunately many of the Congressional leaders were regularly funded by big tech and the Wall Street gang.
Certainly the leaders of the House and Senate remained true to their traditional funders. McConnell in the Senate and McCarthy in the House gave lip service at best to the President while the Special Counsel witch hunt was going on, followed by the tortured first and second Pelosi impeachment process. Follow the money is still a good strategy when you want to know the facts.
The real insight into the leadership of the House and Senate occurred after it appeared that President Trump had lost, legally or illegally, his try for a second term to a man who should not have even been in the race. Both of these leaders jumped at the chance to blame Trump for the incident at the Capital Building on January 6th. The recent FBI report showed that was not true. But, it was too late. Trump was out and the profit at any cost crowd were back in power and pushing American manufacturing back into very unfavorable trade agreements. What happened to energy independence in America?
But back to the question is the Republican Party a vital part of the two party system? I think for now the two party system is gone. Any Democrat who takes the time to look into a political mirror will see an image of a socialist looking back at them. The clear Socialist goal is to make America a one party political system. “The Republicans don’t know what they are. How can they support a Republican Congressman like Tom Rice from South Carolina who voted with Nancy Pelosi to impeach a Republican President on clear bogus charges? He said it was a mistake. I’ll say it was a giant stupid mistake. He represents my district. But not I hope after the next election. But here is a clear case where the Republican Party should have disciplined him by removing him from the Party. No way. They don’t have the guts. Without courage you cannot have a winning Party.








