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NeverTrump ‘Republicans’ Gloat over Democrat Victory in Virginia

The small but vocal contingent of “NeverTrump” Republicans — those who swore never to vote for Donald Trump in the 2016 election, even if that meant handing the country to Hillary Clinton and the Democrats — were exuberant Tuesday night, as Republican gubernatorial candidates went down to defeat in New Jersey and Virginia.

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Bill Kristol: ‘I Felt Sick Reading the President’s Statement’

Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union” during a heated panel discussion, Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol, a self-described member of the “Never Trump” movement, said he felt “sick” after reading President Donald Trump’s reaction to the violence in Charlottesville,

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Bill Kristol: Trump Is a ‘Jackass’

Thursday on CNN’s “OutFront,” while discussing President Donald Trump’s Monday night speech at the Boy Scout Jamboree in West Virginia, political commentator Bill Kristol called Trump “a jackass.” Kristol said, “I remember a good address from a president that didn’t serve out his

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Kristol: Dems Can Take Down a Couple of Trump’s Nominees

Monday on CNN’s “The Lead,” Weekly Standard founding editor Bill Kristol said Senate Democrats will likely be able to “take down” a couple of President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees because Trump has not vetted them. Partial transcript as follows: KRISTOL:  I

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Kristol: I’m Not Leaving GOP — I Like the Party, Just Not Trump

Monday on Newsmax TV’s “The Steve Malzberg Show,” Weekly Standard Editor Bill Kristol, a self-described member of the “never Trump” movement, said he is not leaving the Republican Party over his dislike of the presumptive party presidential nominee Donald Trump,

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Horowitz: The ‘Never Trump’ Murder-Suicide Pact

What Erickson and his fellow saboteurs, led by Mitt Romney and Bill Kristol, want is for the Republican Party to block Trump and repudiate the record number of Republican primary voters who nominated him. This would actually be a Republican suicide in November – one that would indeed “murder the nation.”

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