Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again.

So today we are going to talk about imagining a post-Trump GOP

because Republicans are starting to do just that.

You're starting to give movement from those within the

Republican Party who up until now had been very loyal to the former president who are starting to

slowly pivot away. You have seen new criticism and new strength of criticism. new

strength of criticism come from Scott,

Bar, Pompeo, Haley, even Pence.

Pence said, I cannot defend what's alleged. These are serious allegations.

You also have reporting that says GOP operatives are saying things like this.

I don't know what's going to happen, but the man is going to prison. It's happening. So at this point where we are is who's going to be the nominee?

Donald Trump broke the law and frankly I'm not an ever trumper I'm really not but this is just too much.

The shift is beginning from with inside the Republican Party.

It'll probably be slow at first, but you're going to see more and more

Republicans start to abandon those in political office and those with political influence.

The reporting suggests that major candidates, other candidates are already

being pressured by their donors to distance themselves and kind of push

back hard on Trump because they're worried it is going to damage the entire

Republican Party as this moves forward. I can't say that I think they're wrong. I

think they're right. But that leaves

candidates in a bizarre position. They still need the MAGA base. They absolutely need it. There's nothing they can do about that.

Because they don't have the centrist vote because of catching the car with Roe and all of the other things they've done to alienate the

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