KEY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN POLITICAL PARTIES

We have a two-party system. I know, there are minor political parties, but they all fall into the category of individualist or collectivist; that would be individual freedom with limited government or limited individual freedom with strong controlling government. The Republican party has claimed to be the individualist party and yes, individualists are in the party, but the establishment takes a middle of the road approach. The Democrats are collectivists.
The Democrats have as their only goal to fundamentally transform the United States to a true collectivist or communist state where individual freedoms are rationed; that is those who oppose the communist doctrine would have no individual freedoms, and those who support the communist doctrine would have limited individual freedom. The Democrats are dedicated to this doctrine and understand that any means they use to achieve this end is not only acceptable but admirable. The Democrat party is so committed to the end of transforming the United States they openly accept and endorse stealing elections, they openly accept and endorse an illegitimate president who has sold influence to our enemies, and they openly accept and endorse arbitrary law and the abolition of our Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution.
The Republican establishment would have us believe they support the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution. Both of these documents, the principles of these doctrines, are strongly individualist. But the Republican establishment consistently follows a neutral course trying to walk both the individualist and the collectivist roads. They have no strong conviction for either. Because of their middle of the road philosophy, we have had over the last many years Republicans in leadership who walk the middle with a lean toward the collectivist side. Today we have in congressional leadership two who emulate this middle of the road leaning to collectivism philosophy in McConnell and McCarthy. Before McCarthy we had the same in Ryan and Boehner. The recent presidential candidates of the Bushes, Dole, McCain, and Romney also prove the point.
In 2016 a candidate emerged who unabashedly said America First, and the Republican establishment rejected him. Trump was elected and proved he meant what he said. He made a grave mistake in following the recommendations of the establishment in choosing many of his cabinet members and advisers. Today the establishment vehemently opposes Trump and has shown support for the middle of the roaders leaning to collectivism candidates like Pence and Christie.
Middle of the roaders never succeed because they have no strong convictions. We have learned the Democrats have no restriction on what they will do because they are totally convicted to transform the United States to a communist nation. Until the Republicans eradicate the middle of the roaders, they will always have an uphill battle. Americans who are interested, informed, and involved, will follow the individualist Republican, but they are a minority. The majority of Americans are uninterested, uninformed, and uninvolved. These people will support the people they believe to be most committed to their cause. That would be the Democrat party. They are totally committed to transforming the United States to a communist state.