“This is what these ex-Republicans are saying including good amount that worked for him”

The only difference is I have seen both in action and both had their terms of presidency. speaking of unfit, I take a Trump over an unfit warmonger like GWB and Cheney Any day.  Their track record has been nothing but disaster.  The only time I felt sky was falling was during the financial meltdown these guys caused.  

Trump? No wars, everyone in check, IRI stranded. it was Covid that defeated him, yet additional 12 million people vote for him in 2020.

Shahin, all you talk about is Trump. All DNC talked about was Trump.  You talk about Trump being unfit.  you also know deep down that Harris is not fit and also a puppet.  That is why there is nothing for me to debate about Harris vs Trump.  Nothing. It is not about her. It is about something totally bigger and well devised, IMO. 

As I said this election is not about civil Liberty, gender recognition, abortion, and… it is about global matters and that is the biggest issue and that is why you see all those Warmonger Republican thugs migrating and endorsing this admin. Trump is a pussy in front of them but… vigilant and agile. 

In terms of civil Liberty, abortion and stuff, you have Liberals like Tulsi and RFK. Jr adding another dimension to this candidate. Trump truly is not a Republican as he voted Democrat before, notably Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton.  

As far as what Jr. said two years ago I say this: that’s the whole point. Once you get closer and see what the fight is for, you change, you align. Also go and hear what Harris said about Biden, called him short of a racist on national TV. 

That is pretty much it. But to get there you need votes.  Any which way legally you can. Some things you can say in campaigns, some you can’t. You essentially have to make your campaign message binary and simple. This or that! Civil Liberty or Hitler. Wars or Making America Great Again. 

Trump campaign downplays Harris endorsement from Bush, McCain, Romney alums

The Trump campaign minimized the endorsement Vice President Kamala Harris received in a Monday letter from more than 200 ex-staffers to four Republican presidents or presidential nominees.

The 238 signatories of the open letter, who worked for former Presidents George W. Bush and the late George H.W. Bush, the late Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), and Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT), criticized former President Donald Trump as a threat to democracy, eliciting a clap-back from the Trump campaign.

“We reunite today, joined by new George H.W. Bush alumni, to reinforce our 2020 statements and, for the first time, jointly declare that we’re voting for Vice President Kamala Harris and Gov. Tim Walz this November."

With New D.C. Policy Group, Dems Continue to Rehabilitate and Unify With Bush-Era Neocons

This union is far more than a marriage of convenience to stop Trump; it reflects broad-based agreement on U.S. hawkishness toward Russia and beyond.

One of the most under-discussed yet consequential changes in the American political landscape is the reunion between the Democratic Party and the country’s most extreme and discredited Republican neocons. While the rise of Donald Trump, whom neocons loathe, has accelerated this realignment, it began long before the ascension of Trump and is driven by far more common beliefs than contempt for the current president.

A newly formed and, by all appearances, well-funded national security advocacy group, devoted to more hawkish U.S. policies toward Russia and other adversaries, provides the most vivid evidence yet of this alliance. Calling itself the Alliance for Securing Democracy, the group describes itself as “a bipartisan, transatlantic initiative” that “will develop comprehensive strategies to defend against, deter, and raise the costs on Russian and other state actors’ efforts to undermine democracy and democratic institutions,” and also “will work to publicly document and expose Vladimir Putin’s ongoing efforts to subvert democracy in the United States and Europe.”

When it comes to this new group, the alliance of Democrats with the most extreme neocon elements is visible beyond the group’s staff leadership. Its board of advisers is composed of both leading Democratic foreign policy experts, along with the nation’s most extremist Republican neocons.

Thus, alongside Jake Sullivan (national security adviser to Joe Biden and the Clinton campaign), Mike Morrell (Obama’s acting CIA director) and Mike McFaul (Obama’s ambassador to Russia) sit leading neocons such as Mike Chertoff (Bush’s homeland security secretary), Mike Rogers (the far-right, supremely hawkish former congressman who now hosts a right-wing radio show); and Bill Kristol himself. All under umbrella of the New Democratic Party.