For the sake of conservatism, conservative Never Trumpers and reluctant Trump supporters should stop questioning each other’s motives.

“Never Trump” was really born out of people who were Republicans going into 2016 and already didn’t support Trump. During some of Trump’s actions in 2016, new Never Trumpers were born.

Frankly, Never Trumpers irritate me to no end. They have closed their eyes and minds to the tremendous good the man did for America because they didn’t like his mean tweets or something.

The Never Trumpers’ account of their own movement in its early years is, not surprisingly, self-congratulatory and incomplete. They claim they were attempting to save the soul of conservatism ...

The “Never Trumpers” have always been overrepresented in elite political commentary, but do represent a real body of voters leaving one party for the other, much like the neoconservatives of ...

The “Never Trumpers” argument — that Sanders couldn’t win the general election, in part because anti-Trump Republicans (like themselves) wouldn’t vote for him– was compelling ...

For Never Trumpers who have been in the political wilderness for nearly a decade now, this is not the time to quibble over tax rates, the Green New Deal, fracking, or pronouns.

The Never Trumpers initially appeared during the 2016 campaign, owing to candidate Donald Trump’s heterodox policy positions, colorful personal history, and. Search. Subscribe Login.

The work of the Never Trumpers is just beginning November 2, 2020 A billboard with Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner sponsored by the Lincoln Project in New York on Oct. 24.

For Never Trumpers who have been in the political wilderness for nearly a decade now, this is not the time to quibble over tax rates, the Green New Deal, fracking, or pronouns.

Never Trumpers are divided over whether Biden should get out of the race After President Biden's disastrous debate, Republicans who oppose former President Donald Trump assess their options.

For Never Trumpers who have been in the political wilderness for nearly a decade now, this is not the time to quibble over tax rates, the Green New Deal, fracking, or pronouns.