So THIRSTY! Jennifer Rubin's piece asking if America even needs a Republican Party a pathetic attention grab even for HER

Opinion: Do we even need The Washington Post?

Other opinion: Do we even need Jennifer Rubin?

Opinion: Do we even need the Republican Party? https://t.co/SbNFcOLxEq

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 10, 2020

From WaPo:

In anticipation of President Trump’s loss in November, there is a cottage industry of speculation about the fate of the post-Trump Republican Party. The New York Times’s David Brooks pines for a Republican Party without racism, anti-government animus or unbridled faith in free markets. (The technical term for that might be “the Democratic Party.”) It would be refreshing to see the Republican Party cast off its obsession with old white men in favor of “a cross-racial alliance among working-class whites, working-class Hispanics and some working-class Blacks.” That, however, supposes Hispanic and Black voters have no memory of years of racism and xenophobia, and that the party’s heavily White support is based on something other than racial resentment. Both propositions are questionable.

A Republican Party that does not depend on White grievance and cultural resentment (leading to incessant whining that its members are victims of everything from Facebook to climate scientists to immigrants) and does not depend on what Brooks aptly describes as “an anti-government zombie Reaganism long after Reagan was dead and even though the nation’s problems were utterly different from what they were when he was alive” would frankly not have much to say. After you strip away those two failed themes, what’s left?

Hahaha By your own reporting, 19 of the 20 most violent cities in America are under the leadership and control of mainly Democrats and a couple independents. I think it’s clear to most that quite the opposite is true. Quit projecting you clowns! pic.twitter.com/8LjgywN76Y

— Silver Patriot (@SilverPatriot1) August 10, 2020

BuT oRaNgE MaN bAd.