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Posted: 2020-05-13T09:13:42Z | Updated: 2020-05-13T12:39:45Z

In a Tuesday column for The Washington Post , Joe Scarborough predicted that Donald Trump s racism will have catastrophic consequences for the GOP . He proposed that now is the time for Republicans to speak out against the president and his bigoted rhetoric.

President Trump cant help himself, the co-host of MSNBC s Morning Joe started his editorial, headlined Trumps Racism Will Bring His Party Down With Him . The piece outlines Trumps long history of making offensive remarks, which culminated Monday when he told CBS News Weijia Jiang, who is of Asian descent, to ask China her question about the coronavirus.

Trumps Republican Party has become numbed to its party leaders daily outrages the racist attacks, the 18,000 lies (and counting), the petty insults, the breaches of constitutional norms, and the gross incompetence that has worsened the covid-19 crisis in the United States and has driven America to the edge of a depression, wrote Scarborough, a former GOP congressman.

If Democrats win back the White House and control of the Senate in 2020, much of that will be because black and Hispanic voters continue to reject Republican candidates, he added.

Scarborough later suggested that with the prospects of a historic Democratic landslide building with every Trump news conference, every deranged tweet, every racist remark, wouldnt now be the time for Republican candidates to stand up, speak out and finally stop following a man so ill-equipped for the presidency?

To quote Trump himself, with control of Congress and the White House slipping away: What the hell do they have to lose? he concluded.


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