George W. Bush says the Republicans
'won't win anything' if they stand for
'white Anglo-Saxon protestantism' and
slams his own party for not
being inclusive
Posted By: Ribicon, 5/3/2021 10:27:22 PM
Former President George W. Bush suggested the Republican Party needed to reach out to a more diverse coalition of voters if it wanted to come back into power. 'If you Republican Party stands for exclusivity—you know, it used to be country clubs, now evidently it's white Anglo-Saxon Protestantism—then it's not going to win anything,' Bush said in an interview with The Dispatch podcast last week.(Snip) 'My whole point on all this immigration debate and stuff is, I think if we valued life as precious and every life matters, that we’re all God’s children, that all of a sudden the tone
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“So instead of training fire on the President, she really should have been firing on Biden and that agenda…that’s what you want out of your leadership, & unfortunately…she didn’t rise to the challenge,” Bush added.
Bush is also the nephew of former President George W. Bush, who worked alongside Cheney’s father, former Vice President Dick Cheney.
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What possible good could come from demonizing the people who founded this nation? And how many Americans of every kind were killed or maimed in Dubya's Big Middle East Adventure? How many inconvenient babies murdered by Planned Parenthood, which the Bushes secretly supported all along? "Miss me yet?" Not at all.