MAGA isn't celebrating America anymore - what will they celebrate instead?

No one hates america more than MAGA.

The majority hate the subhuman cocksuckers who support Trump.

'Miserable' GOP future has MAGA voters quietly ditching Trump: analysis
Ewan Gleadow
 
'Miserable' GOP future has MAGA voters quietly ditching Trump: analysis
Republican presidential nominee Trump campaigns in North Carolina Source:  

MAGA voters are beginning to abandon Donald Trump and the Republican Party 
as their positions look to be untenable to voters, according to an analyst.

A number of voters who consider themselves backers of MAGA made it clear 
they would rather quietly remove their allegiance to the GOP than carry on 
backing the president. Writing in Salon, columnist Amanda Marcotte 
suggested polling numbers show people are increasingly uncomfortable with 
Trump's actions.

She wrote, "Polling suggests that a small but important number of Trump 
voters are trying to pull an Irish exit, abandoning the coalition quietly 
rather than continuing the miserable task of pretending what he’s doing is 
okay."

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Marcotte went on to suggest this may not be a permanent decline, but that 
MAGA voters were seemingly more aware of recent actions made by Trump and 
his administration.

She added, "Trump’s popularity has always been driven more by loathing of 
the left than genuine infatuation with his repellent personality.

"A lot of his voters have always found it easier to paint him as a 
necessary evil to put down the fictional 'woke mob' than attempt to 
pretend, at least to those outside their tribe, that the man has any 
redeeming qualities. If Trump can turn progressive protesters into a scary 
villain, that could work to give people the cover to rejoin the MAGA 
movement.

"There’s no telling if it will work this time, but there is reason to hope 
it won’t. [Renee] Good’s killing is already taxing the ability of 
Republican voters to pretend they’re good people while they support the 
administration’s actions. That Trump started the chaos in Minneapolis is 
also indisputable."

The GOP has since been urged by a political analyst to ax Trump entirely, 
with impeachment "not enough."

The Daily Beast's Janna Brancolini wrote, "Even by Trump’s standards, this 
letter is so dangerous and so delusional that there is no longer any 
question that the president is mentally 'unable to discharge the powers and 
duties of his office,' as laid out in the 25th Amendment to the 
Constitution.

"It is clearly not rational to start a war because your feelings got hurt 
by not winning a prize that you were not even eligible for. It is certainly 
not rational to sabotage the country’s national security — emboldening 
Russia and China — over those hurt feelings."