U.S. They should have had enough sense to realize this would happen when they failed to support Trump and push for a proper investigation of voter fraud. Too little, too late.
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U.S. They should have had enough sense to realize this would happen when they failed to support Trump and push for a proper investigation of voter fraud. Too little, too late.
I'm very puzzled by your reaction. Rather than being positive about this move right now you reject it outright even though ts a good move. Why? Because others didn't do enough in the past? Is this the standard you want applied to you? Is this a productive standard? Please. Reflect. Reconsider.
I did think about this. If the GOP was really interested in putting America first they would have fought tooth and nail to try and overturn an incredibly crooked and blatant election fraud. McConnell was fine when he wanted Trump to campaign for him but turned his back on Trump when he needed his support the most, along with the other RINOs in Congress. The GOP knew fully well what to expect if Joe Biden was inaugurated. It’s known to everyone on the planet that Joe has some issue with cognitive decline. Plus with what little campaigning he did he said he was going to raise taxes. In the debates he in essence said he was going to be putting many people out of work in Pennsylvania and elsewhere with the plans he had. He destroyed Trump’s successful legacy, most of it during his first month in office. But this was not unknown to the GOP. Now they want to set things straight but can’t because the Democrats own both houses of Congress plus the Oval Office. They let it happen because Trump wasn’t the only candidate to be cheated out of office. Now their hands are tied due to their own incompetence.