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Duh, but we're obviously past the point of Republicans acting in good faith.
by diputsmonro 2y ago
Duh, but we're obviously past the point of Republicans acting in good faith.
- nine_k 2y agoSome people put their conscience above their party affiliation. There's a ton of Republicans unhappy with, and even infuriated by Trump. Not many of them in Congress though.
- hdjjhhvvhga 2y agoIf you are a Republican but don't like Trump, they will call you a RINO and ostracize, that's the strategy.
- jillyboel 2y agoWhy isn't anyone protesting?
- jillyboel 2y agoInstead of rage smashing that downvote button, maybe think for a moment and answer this question?
- entropic88 2y agoI'd hope those currently toeing the line but know deep down we're at the point of ludicrous egregiousness would shoot their shot, if given the opportunity. I'd like to believe at least 20% of elected Republicans lack brain damage.
- watwut 2y agoIf they would be inclined to do so, it would already happened, here and there in small issues.
- diputsmonro 2y agoThere were several prime opportunities during his last term when those elusive "deeply concerned" (remember that meme?) Republicans could have chosen to act. We could have nipped this all in the bud, convicted him during his impeachment, and moved on from all of this. But those Republicans failed to act. Now even more congressional Republicans have been primaried and replaced by MAGA sycophants. I am, regrettably, past the point of having faith that the Republicans will do the right thing "this time"