History will judge Trump - and his enablers

[Guno צְבִי]

At the scene of the crime this week, though, many of the same Republican senators who were hustled to safety that day sought avenues to excuse Trump’s behavior. Some said it was unconstitutional to impeach an ex-president, despite the Senate having dismissed that notion Tuesday. Others said that Trump was merely exercising his First Amendment rights, even though inciting a riot is not protected speech. On Thursday, three Republican senators met with Trump’s legal team on the eve of their closing arguments in the trial — as if anybody expected the Senate would fulfill its lawful duty to sit as an impartial jury.

The lens on the Trump presidency will only sharpen its unrelenting focus over time. And it will prompt voters to question whether Republicans who stood with him have the judgment and integrity for elected office. In that sense, the Senate vote is more a gamble by the incumbents on their own fate than a postscript to a discredited president. The power to change the nation rests with the voters, and those are the votes going forward that need to count.

https://www.tampabay.com/opinion/2021/02/13/history-will-judge-trump-and-his-enablers/

 

[BidenPresident]

GOP are like the South declaring war on the United States.

 

[evince]

The Republican Party is jammed packed full of sociopaths


They want this nation dead


They have hated democracy for decades


You don’t cheat in elections if you believe in democracy


It is in fact a planned slow motion murder of democracy


They are the enemy within



And Fox is their propaganda machine


We need to kill fox

 

[Nordberg]

History? McConnell suggests state courts will judge him severely. The law is not done with daffy. House investigations should be launched too. Trump is not home free.

 

[American Man]

I don't think it's fair to demonize all Republicans or even the GOP at large. But certain players, like Cruz and Paul, are definitely toxic and hopefully the GOP can root them out. The GOP needs more centrists, but first it needs to fix it's own house.

 

[T. A. Gardner]

The Republican Party is jammed packed full of sociopaths


They want this nation dead


They have hated democracy for decades


You don’t cheat in elections if you believe in democracy


It is in fact a planned slow motion murder of democracy


They are the enemy within



And Fox is their propaganda machine


We need to kill fox

This is not how you convince someone who disagrees with you to change their position.

 

[Jack]

At the scene of the crime this week, though, many of the same Republican senators who were hustled to safety that day sought avenues to excuse Trump’s behavior. Some said it was unconstitutional to impeach an ex-president, despite the Senate having dismissed that notion Tuesday. Others said that Trump was merely exercising his First Amendment rights, even though inciting a riot is not protected speech. On Thursday, three Republican senators met with Trump’s legal team on the eve of their closing arguments in the trial — as if anybody expected the Senate would fulfill its lawful duty to sit as an impartial jury.

The lens on the Trump presidency will only sharpen its unrelenting focus over time. And it will prompt voters to question whether Republicans who stood with him have the judgment and integrity for elected office. In that sense, the Senate vote is more a gamble by the incumbents on their own fate than a postscript to a discredited president. The power to change the nation rests with the voters, and those are the votes going forward that need to count.

https://www.tampabay.com/opinion/2021/02/13/history-will-judge-trump-and-his-enablers/

The Christian Nationalists support a Theocracy. They want a 'Ayatollah'. They want Christian Sharia Law to Rule the Land.
It comes down to 'Americans' vs the 'Religious Quacks'.

 

[Yakuda]

At the scene of the crime this week, though, many of the same Republican senators who were hustled to safety that day sought avenues to excuse Trump’s behavior. Some said it was unconstitutional to impeach an ex-president, despite the Senate having dismissed that notion Tuesday. Others said that Trump was merely exercising his First Amendment rights, even though inciting a riot is not protected speech. On Thursday, three Republican senators met with Trump’s legal team on the eve of their closing arguments in the trial — as if anybody expected the Senate would fulfill its lawful duty to sit as an impartial jury.

The lens on the Trump presidency will only sharpen its unrelenting focus over time. And it will prompt voters to question whether Republicans who stood with him have the judgment and integrity for elected office. In that sense, the Senate vote is more a gamble by the incumbents on their own fate than a postscript to a discredited president. The power to change the nation rests with the voters, and those are the votes going forward that need to count.

https://www.tampabay.com/opinion/2021/02/13/history-will-judge-trump-and-his-enablers/

History will also show every one of your efforts to fuck a duly elected president ended in failure. The 2 impeachments were nothig more than political theater. It's just like you leftists to think everyone agrees with you. You're too fucking stupid to understand what I mean aren't you? Of course you are