No. Never. @MrMokelly
The editor of National Review is worried election-overturning Senate Republicans are "making a basic political mistake." The editors of the Wall Street Journal worry they've chosen a "lousy political strategy for returning to power." How about: What they are doing is wrong.
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If you only view it through a political lens, then it lends a degree of acceptability and credibility. It's just "bad strategy" not morally reprehensible. You can debate or justify "bad strategy" not moral depravity for the sake of power.
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How about what they are doing is SEDITION
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Yes.
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thanks Bill. that should damn sure be the focus.
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Trump is working overtime on his cynicism signaling.
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power is the all the gop has ever been interested in...by any means necessary
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Literally, the only concern is how this sedition may affect *Republicans*, not the country, not our system of government, and certainly not the broader subset of citizens that might include... gasp... Democratic voters.
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EXACTLY!!
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How about doing this for political points is wrong
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