{"id":330302,"date":"2019-12-04T15:52:00","date_gmt":"2019-12-04T20:52:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/admin.rushlimbaugh.com\/?p=330302"},"modified":"2019-12-05T16:10:51","modified_gmt":"2019-12-05T21:10:51","slug":"will-the-republican-party-reject-trumpism-in-2024","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.rushlimbaugh.com\/daily\/2019\/12\/04\/will-the-republican-party-reject-trumpism-in-2024\/","title":{"rendered":"Will the Republican Party Reject Trumpism in 2024?"},"content":{"rendered":"

RUSH: I also have a fabulous piece here by Mr. Angelo Codevilla — who, by the way, I interviewed not long ago for the current issue of The Limbaugh Letter<\/a>. He\u2019s the professor that came up with the original characterization of “ruling class” (meaning deep state) versus us, “the country class,” and he said something… When I read the piece today… I could tell during the interview that he was working on this piece.<\/p>\n

Some of the things he said in the interview have been expanded upon in this piece, and what the piece deals with is what happens when Trump\u2019s gone. And this is a question, by the way, I get all the time. I think we even had it yesterday on the program. (impression) “Rush, what Republicans are gonna pick up after Trump\u2019s gone?” It is the question, and there are a lot of people who believe that Trump has now shown the way and that future Republican leaders will be as confident and combative and as Trumpian as they know how to be — without, maybe, the rough-around-the-edges traits.\"\"<\/a>And, my friends (chuckles), as I said yesterday, I\u2019m not so sure of that. Would somebody give me the evidence that that can happen? Why is Trump so rare? Why is Trump a one-off? It\u2019s because there isn\u2019t anybody like him. There\u2019s not a single person like him out there, and I\u2019m not just talking about the outsider-versus-insider aspect. There\u2019s not a single Republican who could tolerate a smidgen of what Trump\u2019s daily existence is. They just couldn\u2019t tolerate it. They would do whatever they could to stop it or walk away from it — and it\u2019s not gonna go away.<\/p>\n

Whoever the next Republican nominee or president is is gonna get this same treatment, depending… Although there\u2019s a caveat. It depends how this is ultimately dealt with. If this ends up really hurting the Democrats, they might make minor modifications in things. But I don\u2019t think that\u2019s the case. I mean, these people… They are the Wellstone memorial. They are this silent coup. They are a bunch of Stalinist totalitarians. This is what really grated on me today.<\/p>\n

These guys, these expert academics speaking up for the founding and the Constitution? These people are part of the cabal that\u2019s trying to undermine it in the name of power for the Democrat Party! Even Codevilla alludes to this. Let me give you the pull quotes from this thing that I found fascinating<\/a>. “From President Obama on down, the political, educational, media, and corporate establishment had long since taken for granted that placing the opinions, interests, tastes, and the rights of the rest of America on the same plane as their own amounts to ‘false equality.'”<\/p>\n

In other words, we are forever going to be thought of as inferiors to the deep state, the ruling class, the establishment. We\u2019re gonna always be the inferiors. We\u2019re gonna always be the deplorables. We\u2019re always going to be the hayseed, hick kooks. Codevilla writes, “They had come to regard us as lower beings. No matter whether they attributed our purported inferiority to our alleged racism, sexism, etc., or just plain stupidity, they negated the possibility of common citizenship with us.” What he means here is that we will never be seen…<\/p>\n

Meaning conservatives, Republicans, anybody who\u2019s not them. We will never be seen as coequals, as citizens, coequals as human beings in a common country with a common set of values. We are always going to be seen as inferior, stupid, racist, sexist, bigoted beings. Making the prospect of “common citizenship,” i.e., a unified country, impossible. Codevilla thinks we\u2019ve lost it. It\u2019s impossible to ever have common citizenship with ruling class, and by that he means this long-sought-after unity.<\/p>\n

“Can\u2019t we all come together? Can\u2019t we all just become one?” No. He believes they don\u2019t want that, and Trump… By the way, he is so right. Trump is the living example of it. Trump is the living example of their hatred for us, something I have been pounding into people\u2019s heads for as long as I\u2019ve been talking about it. Their hatred really is for us. Trump is somebody that\u2019s gonna come and go. He can only serve two terms, eight years maximum. Their hatred is for us.<\/p>\n

We elected him. We foisted him on them. We\u2019re never gonna be members of the club, however you want to analogize this. Codevilla writes, “The moment that Hillary Clinton\u2019s reference to those disinclined to vote for her as ‘deplorables\u2019 and ‘irredeemables\u2019 made this unmistakable,” and it made “Donald Trump\u2019s victory became possible.” Another pull quote: “In either case, after the 2020 elections ordinary Americans will have to deal with the same dreadful question, we faced in 2016: How do we secure and perhaps restore our fast-diminishing freedom to live as Americans?<\/p>\n

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“And while we may wish for help from Trump, we have to look to ourselves and to other leaders for how we may counter the ruling class\u2019s manifold assaults now, and especially in the long term.” Again, this is simply an acknowledgment that can\u2019t sit around and let Trump do everything. Can\u2019t sit around and wait for Trump to do it, wait for Trump to beat \u2019em back. It\u2019s gonna take all of us, and even at that… So what happens when Trump leaves?<\/p>\n

There isn\u2019t anybody for us to say, “Well, let such and such take care of it.” Who\u2019s it gonna be? Mitt Romney? Take your pick of names. “Since 2016, the ruling class [the deep state] has left no doubt that it is not merely enacting chosen policies: It is expressing its identity, an identity that has grown and solidified over more than [50 years], and that it is not capable of changing.” And here is… Are you ready for Codevilla here? You may not want to hear this.<\/p>\n

But since I\u2019ve cited the piece and you can go read it, I\u2019m gonna read it to you. “That really does mean that restoring anything like the founders\u2019 United States of America is out of the question.” He thinks the ruling class has become so big, so powerful, so discriminatory, so mean-spirited, so anti-constitutional, democratic freedom that the idea of unifying the country around the “common citizenship” that we\u2019re all one, that we are all citizens of the country.<\/p>\n

He says it\u2019s not possible anymore, “out of the question.” Restoring the country to its founding vision is “out of the question.” He says, “Constitutional conservatism on behalf of a country a large part of which is absorbed in revolutionary identity; that rejects the dictionary definition of words; that rejects common citizenship, is impossible. Not even winning a bloody civil war against the ruling class could accomplish such a thing.”<\/p>\n

That\u2019s what he said to me in the interview. Of course, that\u2019s when the red flag went up. It was not so much fatalistic as it was his honest assessment that the arrogance combined with the condescension, the outcast way in which they view people not members of their group or club or whatever, their lack of desire for people like us to even be in their midst… There\u2019s no way of changing that about them.<\/p>\n

I asked him, “It\u2019s impossible to defeat them?” He said, “I don\u2019t think it\u2019s possible to defeat \u2019em.” And that\u2019s what he puts in here, even a bloody civil war against the ruling class would not accomplish the restoration of the country as founded.<\/p>\n

So what he means here is get ready, because life, if you care about this kind of stuff, is gonna be a never-ending political battle. And the only elements of this that will be fruitful are when we win politically. But those are temporary things that have to be built on. Not sure I accept this total “all hope is lost” attitude, but he holds it.<\/p>\n

Here\u2019s one final pull quote. \u201cIn 2016 and since, we have learned that our ruling class has amassed the power and developed the taste to revel in making us miserable. We have also learned that to avoid this, we must undo or separate ourselves from them, their structures, and priorities. Knowing that they regard us as illegitimate, we have no choice but to return the favor. Living as we do in revolutionary times, we\u2014and whoever would lead us\u2014must act accordingly.\u201d<\/p>\n

In other words, it\u2019s gonna be a constant battle. And this whole notion of crossing the aisle and showing we can make government work, forget it. It\u2019s not possible. They don\u2019t want it. What he\u2019s saying is, the time-honored, traditional Republican who accepts the inferiority and then attempts to be liked or accepted is the death knell.<\/p>\n

We have learned that we must undo or separate ourselves from them and their structures and their priorities because they regard us as illegitimate. We better start looking at them the same way. Instead of hoping the news treats us fairly, instead of hoping that somehow the media gets its just due, we gotta stop worrying about how they might change to our liking and just say screw them.<\/p>\n

\"\"Which then takes us back to the question. Who after Trump? Now, a lot of people think that the Republican Party has learned and seen and the next Republican, whoever the nominee is, perhaps president, is gonna learn from Trump and this is how you deal with \u2019em day in and day out, just punch \u2019em in the face every day. Don\u2019t give them an inch, don\u2019t acknowledge they\u2019re legitimate. That\u2019s exactly what Trump did. He does not acknowledge their legitimacy, particularly the media, particularly his tweeting.<\/p>\n

Isn\u2019t it interesting, “I wish Trump would stop tweeting. It makes me so nervous.” Get ready to be nervous the rest of your lives if you\u2019re gonna care about this stuff. By the way, it\u2019s possible, it\u2019s possible to live your life and be totally distant from all this, if you want. It\u2019s not possible to live unaffected by it, but it is possible to live where you don\u2019t follow it every day and so you don\u2019t get miserable.<\/p>\n

Does anybody know, can somebody cite for me a Republican who\u2019s gonna pick up whatever the Trump mantle is and run with it, or is it more likely — pick a name, pick any Republican that you think will get the nomination. Let\u2019s say Trump wins in 2020, so it\u2019s 2024, the Republican primaries, candidates, we don\u2019t know who the possibilities are, but pick a name among those you do know.<\/p>\n

What I think is gonna happen, if it\u2019s among names we know, after this person, whoever it is, wins the Republican nomination in 2024, one of the first things this person\u2019s gonna say is, “It\u2019s time now to move on from the incivility and the mean-spiritedness of Donald Trump and try to bring the country back together.”<\/p>\n

They\u2019re gonna accept the idea that Trump is the reason we\u2019re divided. Unless there\u2019s some name we don\u2019t know of yet that\u2019s gonna rise and surface that is going to attempt to further the Trump model. But take any Republican you know right now. Can you tell me who you think will try to carry on as Trump? “But, Rush, look at the economy and look at \u2013” Folks, what do most Republicans care most about? What the media thinks of them. What the media says about them.<\/p>\n

And what do most Republicans do in that case? Look, there\u2019s some exceptions. I\u2019m not saying all. They sidle up, they rip. What does Romney do? What did McCain do? Sell out their own party. That\u2019s what they did. Criticized their own party. It\u2019s a no-brainer. \u201cFrom this day forward, we are moving away from the Trump example. No more criticism of the press. The press is a valid institution. It\u2019s constitutionally mandated. The days of calling the press enemy of the people are over in my administration.”<\/p>\n

You don\u2019t think that\u2019s gonna happen? Well, if you can see that happen, then you can see everything else happening too. “No more tweeting. No more calling people names.” Whatever their bugaboos about Trump are, that\u2019s what they\u2019ll promise they\u2019re not gonna do anymore. And they\u2019re gonna make the mistake of thinking that that\u2019s what a majority of Americans want to hear. They will ignore the fact that Donald Trump got elected twice. They will consider it an aberration somehow like the Democrats still do.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: I want to get started on the phones in Cincinnati. Ron, you\u2019re next. It\u2019s great to have you, sir. Hello.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Thank you for taking my call, Rush. Mega dittos.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Thank you. Thank you very much, sir.<\/p>\n

\"\"CALLER: You bet. Hey, so if the impeachment goes through then it will go to the Senate, where you\u2019ll have a few prominent never-Republicans that will be sitting on the jury, Romney prominent among them. And I\u2019m curious what are your thoughts on how listening to all the evidence and then having to cast his vote, how that will affect whether or not he\u2019s gonna continue to be the loudmouth and idiot that he\u2019s been.<\/p>\n

RUSH: I want to ask you a question. I don\u2019t want you to misunderstand my tone, and I don\u2019t want you to misunderstand anything. I\u2019m genuinely curious. Why do you care what Mitt Romney is gonna say, think, or do?<\/p>\n

CALLER: It\u2019s less about Mitt Romney and more about the Never Trump Republicans. Rush, I spoke to you right before the 2016 election, and I asked what you thought of the Never Trump Republicans and that potentially Trump might get impeached, and you said I was shrewd, and I pointed to the Constitution and that the founders gave us just a tremendous tool for handling situations like this. So it\u2019s less about Romney and more about the Never Trumpers. And me as a fan of the Constitution first, I\u2019m loving that Trump\u2019s trumping them, literally, trump card, he\u2019s trumping them.<\/p>\n

RUSH: The Never Trumpers or the Democrats?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Yes. The Never Trumpers. He\u2019s got the Democrats so far underwater on this, it\u2019s unbelievable, but now he has an opportunity to shut up even the Republicans, which I\u2019m delighted for if the Senate trial goes through. That\u2019s what I\u2019m really anxious to see.<\/p>\n

RUSH: See, the thing about this is the Democrats don\u2019t think they\u2019re underwater. Think they\u2019re winning. And Romney doesn\u2019t think he\u2019s underwater. Romney still believes he\u2019s gonna be able to get rid of Trump. So do all the Never Trumpers.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Here\u2019s John in Syracuse, New York. As we, as promised, head back to the phones. Hello, sir.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Hey, second-time dittos. Recently you were talking about the 2024 Republican nominee, whoever it might be —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah.<\/p>\n

CALLER: — that perhaps it would be we\u2019d go back to our old ways and it would be a McCain or Romney-like person to reach across the aisle and sort of forget about —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Not just Romney. McCain, take your pick.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Of course. Listen, I must totally disagree with that point. I know that\u2019s hard to hear. When Trump has —<\/p>\n

RUSH: No, no. It\u2019s not hard to hear. It\u2019s unbelievable, but it\u2019s not hard to hear.<\/p>\n

CALLER: (laughing) Anyway, Trump has done such an excellent job exposing everything, as you and many people know so well, the corruption, the double standards, the total bull that\u2019s out there in the swamp. And my point is, the next person that we Republicans nominate will be someone exactly like Donald Trump.<\/p>\n

\"\"RUSH: Well, yeah, I see what you\u2019re saying. You\u2019re saying that the next field of candidates is gonna have people in it that have learned the lessons of Trump and that they will get your support. I understand that. Let me ask you this, though. How many Republicans followed the example of Ronald Reagan? Answer. (Raspberry) Zero.<\/p>\n

What\u2019s the first thing that happened after Ronald Reagan left office? \u201cWe\u2019re gonna have a kinder, gentler nation.\u201d But that did not happen in the campaign. That happened after the nomination was secured and after the election was achieved. During the campaign, we were told that we were gonna get Reagan\u2019s third term. Instead, we got “Read my lips: No new taxes.\u201d Then we got new taxes and we\u2019re gonna have a kinder, gentler nation and a New World Order.<\/p>\n

So after that, who then stepped up? Everybody agreed the eighties were this monstrous economic decade, and they were. The military was rebuilt. We vanquished the Soviet Union. We recovered from the malaise of Jimmy Carter. Who picked up the mantle? Answer: nobody. The Republican Party was so eager to get rid of Reagan and go back to what they were beforehand. And what they were was knowing bit players in the Washington establishment, accepted second tier citizens in the Washington establishment.<\/p>\n

We get George W. Bush, who, as governor of Texas, did a fairly good imitation of Reagan, then ran for president, and his campaign was — remember he came out of nowhere, was beating everybody in fundraising. ‘Cause everybody thought it was gonna be Jeb. George W. bush gets elected, Florida recount. Eight years later his approval numbers are in the thirties.<\/p>\n

Then we move forward. We lost in 2008 because McCain said it was time to get back to our roots, which means pre-Reagan. You know what happened there. And Trump comes along and just wipes out the field. They had a couple people that field, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio at times were trying to distance themselves from the establishment. But who was considered to be the slack dunk winner of the 2016 primaries? Answer: Jeb. How many delegates did Jeb get? Three.<\/p>\n

So the question becomes, will the Republican Party become the party of Trump? Now, it could very well. I mean, look, five years from now is a long time with a lot of young people growing up and entering politics who admire and idolize Trump and want to continue Trumpism. The Baby Boom generation, remember, politics is where 75- and 80-year-old guys are still stars. In the real showbiz, they\u2019re in the old folks home. In Washington, they\u2019re committee chairmen, party chairmen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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