Democrats for the Republican Party?

[lpetrich]

Biden: “We need a strong Republican Party.” - The Aspen Institute
November 1, 2011 • Sacha Scoblic
Back when JB was Barack Obama's VP

“I think the president does have a partner in the bulk of the Republican leadership, but they are seriously hamstrung. I think John Boehner would tell you, I think Eric Cantor would tell you, we had a much bigger proposal that I was personally negotiating with them as to how to deal with the debt crisis. And they could not sell it. I truly believe, if Eric Cantor, Joe Biden, Barack Obama, and John Boehner were allowed to settle a deal in the room, we would have had a deal. My view is that their party is not the Republican Party that we all know. … In my view, we need a strong Republican Party. We need a Republican Party that’s united. …

USA TODAY on Twitter: "During a press conference with House managers after Trump's second impeachment trial, Nancy Pelosi said: "I think our country needs a strong Republican party. It's very important." (vid link)" / Twitter

Shahid Buttar for Congress on Twitter: "Really? *" / Twitter
He ran against her last year, with only limited success.

 

[Jason Harvestdancer]

If something were to ever happen to the Republican Party, an actual opposition party might replace it.

So of course there are plenty of Democrats who support the Republican Party.