Are some Republicans realising their state is no longer MAGA, but their appearance still is...

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Nov 7, 2026
Just to really lower the tone for a moment, this is a side issue,
but imagine if you are one of those who has remade your entire image
in Trump's, remade your entire image physically as a MAGA person.
Imagine if you've actually been through several rounds
of plastic surgery to create the look.
I thought that's where you were going with this.
Completely. And I'm not entirely joking.
You know, there are people who've been through pain and expense.
To reflect the president in all his glory.
I just, I don't know how much you want
to be mistaken for a MAGA fan right now.
It's a really remarkable observation that there are people
who have changed their faces.
For this man.
I mean, there's a candidate, a Republican candidate
who was running in this race who
drove around in an orange Cybertruck in honor of Donald Trump.
I mean, they've changed their lives.
They put bandages on their ear the day after
his attempted assassination when he was.
Well, it's going to be a bad hangover day for them,
and karma delivers some of the worst hangovers.
And I'll say, I mean, back to the bigger theme here of where's
the line for Democrats between retribution and accountability,
I suspect Democrats are going
to be looking back to Watergate as an example.
Remember, in Watergate,
Richard Nixon was pardoned by his successor, Gerald Ford.
There was an effort in Washington to try to bring
the sides back together and engage in reform.
But in the years that followed, nearly three...
A dozen people went to prison,
and that was basically over one act and one cover-up, okay?
There's been a Watergate almost every single day
of this administration.
Don't take my word for it.
J.D. Vance, the vice president,
joked about it at all places at the Nixon Library.
He said there's been almost a Watergate sort of scandal every 12 hours.
So there is going to be this push for both things to be true,
for there to be some form of conciliation between the parties,
but also accountability.
