Inquirer Editorial Board: The 'dyed-in-the-wool Republicans' who've made their case against Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

32% : "Cobb, who the Inquirer notes "defended Trump during the Russian election interference probe," said the MAGA hopeful "has never cared about America, its citizens, its future or anything but himself.
28% : The Philadelphia Inquirer's Editorial Board, in a Sunday morning op-ed, note that the board itself has already "deemed a second Trump presidency a clear and present danger, but some dyed-in-the-wool Republicans who worked with Trump make an even stronger case.
27% : "The Inquirer writes, anti-Trump group Lincoln Project co-founder Jennifer Horn "and some Republican officials who know Trump best have put the country ahead of their party," asking, "Will enough voters heed their warning?"Despite Trump's "impeachments, indictments, and insurrection," the board points to several prominent GOP leaders like House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), and Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), who've all denounced the former president in some way, calling Trump "dangerous" and a "bully."
9% : READ MORE: 'Pence found his spine': Former VP praised on social media after refusing to endorse TrumpEx- Attorney General Bill Barr "has called Trump a 'consummate narcissist' and a 'fundamentally flawed person,' while Griffin has said, "A second Trump term could mean the end of American democracy as we know it.

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