And right now, we have a party that at its core, the Republican Party that is authoritarian. And if given power, they will use that power to wield it against their enemies, against corporations they don’t like, against organizations they don’t like, against voters they don’t like.
Gallego discusses the authoritarian nature of the Republican Party and the potential consequences of them gaining power.
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