Republicans Have to Be Terrified (Right??)

I know that they've become very good at putting a brave face on things. That comes when you're fully committed yourself to life in an alternate reality. But there have to be Republicans who go home at night and fill themselves with good bourbon and existential dread. Their presidential frontrunner, and a dangerous mistake they cannot bring themselves to undo, is coming apart in public.

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