Opinion of the US "Establishment" (bipartisan/broadly defined)

[OSR stands with Israel]

It is not good overall, but compared to the alternatives out there, it is absolutely relatively splendid.

[OSR stands with Israel]

It is not good overall, but compared to the alternatives out there, it is absolutely relatively splendid.

Thanks for proving my point

[OSR stands with Israel]

It is not good overall, but compared to the alternatives out there, it is absolutely relatively splendid.

Thanks for proving my point

What point?

That the establishment is better than the alternatives

[OSR stands with Israel]

It is not good overall, but compared to the alternatives out there, it is absolutely relatively splendid.

Thanks for proving my point

What point?

That the establishment is better than the alternatives

How?

He has a massive, burning hatred for progressives.

I prefer the Establishment Right over the Trumpist Right as well

[OSR stands with Israel]

Terrible. Whether it's the left or the right, the politically correct professional elite managerial class has stifled Americans with too many regulations and policies. They should all be taken off the books.

You Know the Current GOP Establishment is more economically conservative than Trump is. Actually Two of Trump's main policies(On Trade and on Russia) his position lines up with the Pre 2016 Democratic Party positions instead of the Republican one.

Reagan also was an establishment President it was just that he was part of the Western Republican Establishment instead of the old Eastern one. In 1980  Reagan was the one who had most of the endorsements not George HW Bush so the idea that Reagan was an anti-establishment president like you and most Trump supporters think is really not true(Heck I believe it was the CA GOP Establishment what pushed him into running for Governor in 1966)