Conservative Criticisms Of The Gop

Although it is the biggest, most centralized, and only mainstream conservative political party in the United States, many conservatives have criticized the Republican Party. Some others have criticized the two-party system in general.^[1][2]

Commentator and Fox News host Tucker Carlson has criticized the GOP numerous times.^{[3][4][5][6][7]}

In recent years, the Republican Party has downplayed its emphasis on small government and strong borders. For instance, former Republican President George W. Bush supports neither.^[8][9][10] Mark Levin, another Fox News host, has criticized Republicans for being "no better than the Democrats" on immigration.^[11]

Attorney Lin Wood severely criticized the GOP on Twitter for supposedly ignoring evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 U.S. presidential election.^[12]

The Republican Governor of South Dakota Kristi Noem pointed out that the Republican Party "ha[s]n't followed through" on numerous issues, including healthcare and immigration,^[13] in a speech given to the Republican National Committee in 2021.^[14]

Tea Partiers and Trump supporters have been outspoken in their criticism of the Republican Party.^[15][16] Conservative disillusionment with the GOP skyrocketed in 2021 after Congress certified the possibly inaccurate results of a presidential election which may have been riddled with fraud. President Trump reportedly in private stated interest in creating a GOP alternative called the "Patriot Party,"^[17] but later privately backtracked and committed to the continuation of working within the Republican Party.^[18]

The GOP is dominated by RINOs.^[19] There are over 150 articles in Conservapedia's "RINOs" category.

See also[edit]

• List of Former Tea Party Supporters Who Have Become RINOs or Never Trumpers

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