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Although Red Eagle Politics currently is frequent to bash Moderate Republicans, he hardly criticized them during the 2020 primary elections when most establishment GOP members in Congress won renomination. For instance, Red Eagle Politics made no mention of Koch puppet [[Ben Sasse]]'s anti-establishment primary challenger [[Matt Innis]], nor did he initially criticize [[Mitch McConnell]], [[Lindsey Graham]], [[Thom Tillis]], and [[John Cornyn]]. Only afterwards when they more clearly demonstrated their neoconservative, moderate leanings did Red Eagle Politics criticize them. When he did criticize some Republicans as too moderate, it was considerably arbitrary, such as bashing [[Martha McSally]] while obliviously ignoring questionable voting records from others such as [[Susan Collins]].
 
Although Red Eagle Politics currently is frequent to bash Moderate Republicans, he hardly criticized them during the 2020 primary elections when most establishment GOP members in Congress won renomination. For instance, Red Eagle Politics made no mention of Koch puppet [[Ben Sasse]]'s anti-establishment primary challenger [[Matt Innis]], nor did he initially criticize [[Mitch McConnell]], [[Lindsey Graham]], [[Thom Tillis]], and [[John Cornyn]]. Only afterwards when they more clearly demonstrated their neoconservative, moderate leanings did Red Eagle Politics criticize them. When he did criticize some Republicans as too moderate, it was considerably arbitrary, such as bashing [[Martha McSally]] while obliviously ignoring questionable voting records from others such as [[Susan Collins]].
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Moderators on Red Eagle Politics' YouTube channel have been known to mute those who merely voice dissenting opinions in livestream chats.
    
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