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Remember when Trump was impeached for trying to extort Volodymyr Zelenskyy in 2019? Remember that? And remember when he was impeached a second time for inciting a violent insurrection when he lost to Joe Biden two years later? Remember that? Yeah?
No.
The White House pressured the Smithsonian to remove any mention of Donald Trump from the museum’s impeachment exhibit. And they have complied. But the impeachments of Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton are still on display, because… you know; history.

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Why should I vote against all Republicans?

GROK SAID:

Policy Priorities: Critics argue Republican policies often prioritize tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations, which they say increases income inequality. For example, the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is cited as disproportionately benefiting high earners, with the top 1% seeing significant tax reductions while middle-class gains were modest, according to analyses from groups like the Tax Policy Center.

Social Issues: Many oppose Republicans for their stances on issues like abortion, same-sex marriage, or immigration. For instance, some see Republican-led efforts to restrict abortion access—especially post-Roe v. Wade overturn in 2022—as limiting personal freedoms. Similarly, policies like stricter immigration enforcement or border wall proposals are viewed by critics as inhumane or overly punitive.

Climate and Environment: Republicans are often criticized for downplaying climate change or opposing environmental regulations. Some point to figures like Donald Trump, who has called climate change a “hoax,” or to the party’s general resistance to policies like the Green New Deal, arguing this delays critical action on global warming.

Healthcare: Opponents argue Republicans have sought to dismantle the Affordable Care Act without offering a viable alternative, potentially leaving millions uninsured. The repeated attempts to repeal the ACA during Trump’s presidency are often cited as evidence of this.

Polarization and Rhetoric: Some voters are turned off by what they see as divisive or extreme rhetoric from prominent Republicans, particularly in the MAGA wing, which critics argue fuels polarization or undermines democratic norms. Events like the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot are often referenced as a consequence of such rhetoric.