Comedian and podcast host Bill Maher called out deep-blue California on Monday and said the state's voters would always support a Democrat, even if their policies were failing, as long as President Donald Trump was associated with the Republican Party.During an interview on "Club Random" with David Foster, Maher argued that California would never vote for a Republican as long as Trump was involved in the party. Maher noted Spencer Pratt, a Republican who finished third in Los Angeles' mayoral race and therefore did not advance to the general election, had the instinct that California had a "failed system," and Maher agreed."It just shows that, in this state, I guess everywhere, we're so bipartisan now, that we will accept failure, which we plainly have here in California, over voting for the party of Trump," Maher said."Which, I understand, because he does a lot of things that are I mean, plus, Jesus, I mean, I get a lot of s--- from him for the things I criticize just off the top of my head, vulgar, corrupt, doesn't concede elections, you know, inept at things that sometimes were a good idea to begin with.
Close the border, you know, get rid of nuclear weapons in Iran, but f---ed up the execution."Bill Maher argued California will never vote for a Republican as long as President Donald Trump is involved in the party, even as failures mount.(Noam Galai/Getty Images)GAVIN NEWSOM AVOIDS QUESTION ON BRINGING BACK SAT SCORES AFTER UC OPEN LETTER, ASKS 'SHOW ME THE DATA'"As long as he's there, this state will never vote for a Republican, no matter how bad the Democrat gets.
And that is a bad place to be," he continued.Psychotherapist and author Jonathan Alpert told Fox News Digital, "This isn't just a California or Democratic problem.Republicans can fall into the same trap.
Once politics becomes part of your identity, it's remarkably easy to excuse things from your own side that you'd be furious about if the other side did them.That's the bigger problem Maher is get...