The upcoming election cycle may bring about a familiar liberal media narrative: that Republicans who support President Joe Biden are still true Republicans. However, it must be clarified that these individuals do not align with the traditional Republican values.
During the 2020 election, Biden showcased several former Republicans at the Democratic National Convention in an attempt to appeal to centrist voters. However, many of these Republicans admitted to feeling used, as Biden did not reach out to them after his victory. This lack of engagement highlights the incompetence of the old guard establishment, which allowed someone like Donald Trump to take over the GOP.
The liberal media pushes the narrative that Republicans who endorse Biden are still part of the Republican party, as it serves to portray Biden as a unifier who can reach across the aisle. The Hill compiled a list of prominent Republicans endorsing Biden, including individuals like former RNC Chairman Michael Steele and former Rep. Adam Kinzinger. However, their support for Biden does not align with true Republican values.
Supporting Biden means aligning with his progressive policies, such as late-term abortion and climate activism, which are far from traditional Republican beliefs. Biden caters to the progressive wing of the Democratic party and does not represent a return to normalcy as some may believe.
In conclusion, Republicans who back Biden are not truly Republicans, as their support for his policies and alignment with Democratic values contradict the principles of the GOP. Their endorsement of Biden does not hold much weight with voters who prioritize conservative values and beliefs.
