comment: >
  
  Did they still vote Republican? Then they're republicans.
  The person that you described is either dishonest, or disconnected from reality.
  Republicans have never been fiscally conservative, when did their policies not lead to massive booms in the deficit? 
  They want government to be small enough to fit in a women's panties and have been very vocal about that since roe was handed down in the 70s. There are about a dozen other examples I could pull to hammer in the point further but I think I've made it.
  If you think someone who is at best indifferent in their continued support to what the republican party does can be considered good you have a warped sense of what good is.
context: Better than a loyalist, I guess. Still, Dems in power should really prioritize nominating other Dems over "good" Republicans. Hopefully the House drama emboldens Democrats to stop empowering their opponents. >
  
  Schmidt is from Philadelphia and a good man who believes in the democracy and expanding voting rights. >
  
  If that's true, why is he a Republican? That'd anathema to their whole agenda. >
  
  Not all Republicans are the ones you see on TV. I've sit and chatted with a few Republicans who hated everything about Trumps 4 years in office but still want to live by the fiscal conservative, small government ways of what the party once touted. Anyone that thinks there are absolutely no good Republicans to me in my opinion know even less about human beings than they do about politics.