Well, I mean, first off, how awful is your candidate that you have to do this in the first place?
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Adam Kinzinger questions the necessity of the loyalty pledge in light of the party's candidate quality.
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So what changed? Well, the answer this is really simple. We did not bow the knee and pledge allegiance to Donald Trump. So, anybody that tries to pretend like somehow this party is the same party and this is the group were talking to. You…
If you actually look at Biden on that fundraiser, if you zoom in on his face, his face is, like, smiling, and he's looking around.
I mean, this is a pattern with him and I think, look, I guess in a way I feel bad for him because he's totally incapable of understanding what sacrifice is and appreciating it.
I mean, you grow up, you a few views change, moderate a little bit, but I'm the same person. The party has slightly left me because it's not swearing allegiance to any kind of principles or policy anymore.





