Failed GOP leadership of the past say they will vote for man with dementia over Trump

NY Times:

Vote for Trump? These Republican Leaders Aren’t on the Bandwagon

Former President George W. Bush and Senator Mitt Romney won’t support Mr. Trump’s re-election, and other G.O.P. officials are mulling a vote for Joe Biden.
These two guys failed to fight back against the despicable attacks of  Democrats and wound up losing support.   What voters like about Trump is he fights back against the evils of liberalism and those who spew it.  He is not the stoic Republican punching bag of the past.  The same media that hated both of these guys and sought to destroy them now pretends to approve of them because they don't support the guy who fights back against media abuse and mistreatment.

The truly patriotic stand is to vote against those seeking to destroy this country, i.e. Democrats.  If they cannot see just how bad Biden would be for this country, I feel sorry for them.  Biden would put millions of people out of work with his absurd energy policies and make the country vulnerable to attack by enemies.

Trump has had the fortitude to fight off several coups attempts by these same Democrats that these two say they will vote for.  That is unforgivable.  The bad faith attacks on this President and his supporters is something that should shame the Democrat party forever.

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