Congressman Jim Himes and Jen Rubin discuss the Republican-controlled Congress bowing down to the Executive, the worsening impacts of MAGA on the American population, the US-Russia relationship, and more.
The feckless Democrats were supposed to protect us from Trump like evil organized crime people...what happened to our tax protection money? And now they think the rule-of-law will save us. Get real...did the democratic rule-of-law stop Hitler? Some people you can't reason with and they just like to fight and get bloody. Are the elected Democrat official waiting for Trump to take over our military before forcibly reacting??? Is there still rule-of-law (political SCOTUS) or free fair elections (cheating with Russia help)???
I'd say all the blame lies with the Republican's. They have had numerous opportunities to put an end to Trump (since impeachment #1), but they are all spineless enablers, sycophants or just as evil as Trump. I personally think they're all 100% on board with this agenda. So, why blame the Democrats just because they lost the battle with the corrupt lying bully and couldn't sway enough of ignorant and oblivious voters that were "just voting for the policy".
Article 1 of the Constitution makes Congress responsible for checks on the Executive. Members of both houses are responsible for taking action, regardless of political party. Democrats are whining that they are helpless, because they are in the minority of both houses of Congress and choose to sit on their hands, call for the public to act through demonstrations and calls to their representatives. These representatives are not providing sufficient leadership in protecting our government and democracy. Every representative and senator should hold townhall meetings for all to express their concerns and outrage at the behavior of our government. This would provide focus for people to speak out and for the media to report on the event, publicizing concerns within and beyond the borders of the state and congressional district. Representatives should encourage both constituents and other attendees how change could be accomplished with a little inter-party cooperation on key votes, not waiting for the next election and not throwing up their hands helplessly and saying they can do nothing.
FECKLESS DEMOCRAT CONGRESS
The feckless Democrats were supposed to protect us from Trump like evil organized crime people...what happened to our tax protection money? And now they think the rule-of-law will save us. Get real...did the democratic rule-of-law stop Hitler? Some people you can't reason with and they just like to fight and get bloody. Are the elected Democrat official waiting for Trump to take over our military before forcibly reacting??? Is there still rule-of-law (political SCOTUS) or free fair elections (cheating with Russia help)???
I'd say all the blame lies with the Republican's. They have had numerous opportunities to put an end to Trump (since impeachment #1), but they are all spineless enablers, sycophants or just as evil as Trump. I personally think they're all 100% on board with this agenda. So, why blame the Democrats just because they lost the battle with the corrupt lying bully and couldn't sway enough of ignorant and oblivious voters that were "just voting for the policy".
Article 1 of the Constitution makes Congress responsible for checks on the Executive. Members of both houses are responsible for taking action, regardless of political party. Democrats are whining that they are helpless, because they are in the minority of both houses of Congress and choose to sit on their hands, call for the public to act through demonstrations and calls to their representatives. These representatives are not providing sufficient leadership in protecting our government and democracy. Every representative and senator should hold townhall meetings for all to express their concerns and outrage at the behavior of our government. This would provide focus for people to speak out and for the media to report on the event, publicizing concerns within and beyond the borders of the state and congressional district. Representatives should encourage both constituents and other attendees how change could be accomplished with a little inter-party cooperation on key votes, not waiting for the next election and not throwing up their hands helplessly and saying they can do nothing.
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