Trump’s Gone, So Let’s Do the Right Thing
Even in the unlikely event that Trump is not criminally charged in the next few months, it’s perfectly clear that he is unelectable as the next U.S. president.
Given that, it would be nice if congressional Republicans would come together and say that abandoning the Constitution is not an acceptable course for the United States to take.
It’s ironic that Trump’s base of hateful morons has spent the last six years railing about the importance of free speech and, of course, the right to bear arms–and now stands behind a would-be dictator’s wish to set aside the document on which all our freedoms depend.
My response:
Let’s be clear. His job isn’t supporting the will of the American people; it’s supporting the will of the people of West Virginia, most of whom are categorically opposed to things like expanding Medicare, child care, climate change mitigation, raising taxes on billionaires, etc.
Americans live in the only country in the developed world that allows people with treatable diseases to die, simply because they can’t afford healthcare.
Well, we certainly have some options open to us, and I suppose one is that we agree, based on no evidence whatsoever, that massive voter fraud cost Trump the 2020 presidential election, and that the only rational solution is to suspend all our laws and rules, even the U.S. Constitution.
Predictions:
Plenty of Americans believe that, if we were simply to teach Christianity to our schoolchildren, we would greatly reduce the number of our kids whose bodies are torn to bits by crazed gunmen.
What level of criminality (and stupidity) do Georgians want representing them in the Senate?
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Joe Biden’s approval rating hovers in the low 40s. How that’s possible, I can’t begin to explain, when his antagonists are so profoundly hateful, not to mention stupid.
