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And it's not to be Rubio. Right now you have a conflict between

the conservative, the philosophical conservative wing, which is the National Review crowd,

and the rogue wing, which is talk radio and Trump. And so it's interesting to see how that

breaks down. Right now, Trump has the advantage in that because the conservative movement

is less conservative than it was 10 years ago.

The financial crisis has hit people hard and they want a government that's on the side of the

little guy as long as it's not filled the liberal values. So Trump in the short term, but we're

a public going to start out of this. Do not panic. There are going to be months of this. Wait for Rubio.

In our previous episode, David Brooks of the New York Times had added two more isms to his

already long list of isms, which he deployed to explain why the problems of the Republican

Party don't have anything to do with, you know, Republicans. Palinism was a mere momentary

derangement, which had now passed, and partyism, the mere existence of political parties,

was somehow to blame for everything bad. And very soon, he and every other Beltway pundit

would add one more ism to that lexicon, the biggest of them all, Trumpism. And I wrote about this in

August of 2016 at Crooks and Liars. The article was

called, don't you dare call it Trumpism? And this was several months before the 2016 election.

The media is attempting to separate the Republican Party from Donald Trump. Who voted for him again?

Have you noticed a number of media outlets calling the Republican campaign for president

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