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This is exactly how I feel. I even agree with some conservative ideas, but the fact that single-issue voters will condone so much lunacy in their party just because the candidate spouting it is on the red team makes me give any conservative the extreme side eye these days.
Agreed.
There were far too many things that were obvious red flags/deal breakers about many of their candidates, and I have a very hard time reconciling that people who I thought were "decent" were able to still vote for that.
I don't mind disagreeing on politics. But too much of the right-wing party's agenda right now is focused on hate and bigotry, and the fact that so-called "conservatives" willingly vote for it is honestly terrifying.