human
As someone who has always been a registered nonpartisan, I see this argument from a higher vantage point. You folks are absolutely wrong about the drift of the GOP. It has become a more centrist -- well, let's be honest -- it occupies the position of the Democratic Party circa 1960. It pays lip service to the conservatives, hoping we'll be stupid enough to continue voting for the GOP, but in practice, it's a left of center political party. The battle you see in the GOP right now is a case in point. The confused, ill-informed and angry are voting for Trump, the conservatives are voting for Kasich and Cruz, and the rest of us are considering a 3rd party. But similar pressures are happening in the Democratic Party as it too drifts to the left. If the Libertarian Party buys a clue and puts a decent candidate up, they have hope of breaking 20% this election and may win the White House in 2020, IF they get serious about representing fiscal & constitutional conservatives.
gpt
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