Ben Shapiro

There are a lot of us.

There is a lot of us.

I shouldn't correct her grammar.

There is a lot of us that are absolutely fed up and will not support a party that betrays its voters and country.

That does not mean we are turning into Democrats either, but we are done with the America last Republican Party.

So I would just like to point out, if the Republicans don't do well in the midterms, it might have something to do with all of these erstwhile pseudo-Republicans who are leaving.

Maybe it has to do with that.

And again, Megyn Kelly telling Shady Vance how she's never believed that she should just leave because she's upset over what the Republicans are doing.

Literally two weeks ago, she was with Sean Ryan talking about forming a horseshoe coalition with Anna Kasparian, a lady who literally tweeted this week in support of terrorism.

Oh, she's against both of these guys.

She doesn't wear a team.

She's against both of these guys.

Now, again, far be it for me to suggest that party should Trump principle.

It shouldn't.

But the point is that the Republican Party has certain principles.

If you do not accord with those centralizing principles, like, for example, peace through strength, then probably you shouldn't be here.

That's OK.

You can leave.

But perhaps you also should not be the lodestar of a new Republican Party, because building around the people who are going to leave over the fact that the administration bombed Iran and are so unhappy that even when J.D.

Vance, a man who many of them are deeply personally and politically allied with, is running the show with regard to Iran policy and they're still leaving.