Ana Navarro: Do You Vote for a Party that Remains Silent in the Face of Trump’s Racism, Misogyny?

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HILL: “Ana, how far would you go?”
NAVARRO: “You know, it’s a very difficult choice. and I'll tell you why it's a difficult choice. Because some of us have lifelong friends who are Republican office holders. I can tell you that I am personal friends with the three people, the three south Florida Congresspeople. And it would be incredibly difficult for me to vote against them. Fortunately the one that represents me is retiring. Actually, unfortunately because she is a woman of conviction and principle who stands up for who she believes. So it’s a tough choice. It is not that black and white. And look, here is the bottom line though, it's a binary choice. And I think that so many Americans, so many Republicans who feel like me who maybe feel like Charlie does, are frustrated, disappointed, heartbroken to see the Republican Party seed its principles, seed American values to a man who wasn’t even a Republican until a few years ago. It feels like a hostile takeover. But it feels like the hostages are willingly going his way just handing themselves over. So the binary choice is do you vote for a party that no longer represents traditional Republican principles? Do you vote for a party that is failing miserably at its job of being a check and balance to the president of the United State."