public. wednesday cheney got rounds of applause at the library when she called trump gop enablers. we are facing a domestic threat we have never faced before, and that is a former president who is attempting to unravel the foundations of our constitutional republic. it has become clear that the efforts donald trump oversaw and engaged in were even more chilling and more threatening than we could have imagined. we have to choose, because republicans cannot both be loyal to donald trump and loyal to the constitution. at this moment [ applause ] so, here s my question, scott. if you are in that crowd, if you re attending an event at the regan library, you are an old school republican, right? a pre-trump republican. i m wondering i asked this
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live and you can call me this and do this and that, it s hard to argue with somebody s lived experience. i also thought it was interesting he was doing it and is or used to be lhallowed groud for republicans. he s not doing it at mar-a-lago or cpac but at the regan library. he kept bringing up abraham lincoln and ronald reagan. i m not sure either of them can get past a republican primary in today s republican party. it sounded to me like the speech of somebody that wanted to go further than the senate. that being said, i am disappointed that he didn t speak more about the need to read beloved by tony morrison and didn t read the cage bird sings by maya angelou and learning the history of emmet teal to put in the context the reaction of george floyd s
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