At what point do the Republican Party -- do the Republicans say, you know what? For the sake of country, country over party, even though it's uncomfortable, even though it's something I may not -- it makes me feel -- it turns me up because I agree with the policy, this guy shouldn't be in office.
Scott Jennings discusses the need for Republicans to prioritize the country over party loyalty in light of concerns about the current president's behavior.
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If a district court judge tries to usurp the authority of the chief executive of this country, he should absolutely defy it.
I think some could argue that it was warranted, given their rebellious activities. I mean, he defended the Empire against unelected hippies and violent protesters.
I think the vast majority of the time, he and Trump are going to be on the same page, maybe on a few issues they won't be. But, obviously, you know, the Republican Party is as unified on most policy as it has ever been under Trump.
I think he'll be the speaker. I don't think they're going to be able to get rid of Mike Johnson because he has Donald Trump's backing.