I'm not sure she's still on the Republican bandwagon at all. She never lets GOP apologists get by with praising trump.

If you are "falling in love with Nicole Wallace."

She was part of the Bush II Administration as an aide, and also was part of the McCain/Pain campaign.

Nope, there's no forgiveness or pacifying any of that.

Besides, she still believes everything you're against.

No, no, and a thousand times NO!!!

...but she sure puts Trump apologists in their place.

Besides, I'm happily married, but Nicole does impress me for this particular fight.

I especially like to hear former employees saying he drove them too hard.

I don't about David Frum wasn't he in bush administration? Is it David Jolly who used to be a Rep? I like him.

Both she and Steve Schmidt have stated clearly they've stepped away from their former positions, and when such happens, we should happily accept such.

since she now calls herself a Former Republican.

I have grown to like and admire Ms. Wallace

that's all it is.

your infatuation will fade.

“Reasonable” conservatives are still complicit. They came to power as a raft floating on a lake of what they now try to disown as “Trumpism”.

Wallace, Schmidt, Steele...etc., they helped build this shitshow.

Fuck them all sideways with a First Edition hard cover copy of Atlas Shrugged... the worthless pieces of amphibian shit.

The destruction of America, the rise of the white supremacists, the normalizing of Nazism... it's all on these people's hands.

In a just world, they'd be facing prison, not getting praise from DU.

Her giddiness over McCain, though, is a bit much. IMHO.

Her show is pretty good - but IMHO nobody holds a candle to Rachel.

and her history as a Republican should mean little.

It is entirely possible for a Republican to be a decent and productive human being-- to say otherwise is a form of bigotry and part of the problem.

Really, don't we hate it when wingnuts call all Democrats names?

and don't ask me to look into her current agreement with the GOP agenda--I think she believes her party has lost its mind.

is making some unlikely allies amongst people that used to be bitter enemies.

i like her, and Steve Schmidt now.

Steve Schmidt's movie about the 2008 campaign is accurate, she skipped voting for McCain/Palin, even though she worked the campaign, because Palin was ignorant and nuts.

I don't think any of them identify with today's GOP. I think they're a little lost right now amongst the racists, crooks and christo-fascists who've overrun their grand old whatever.

The moment I watch MSNBC and I don't like them anymore, I'll turn off the TV.

I respect ANY Republican who has the cajones to blister Trump. That's a fairly limited demographic.

She does a better job destroying 45 than most liberal hosts. I record her show and I have rarely been disappointed in her very intelligent questions and conversations. The way she talked about Sarah Palin was first caught my attention.