On the recordMay 4, 2022
They saw a problem and not a voting bloc, but then, subsequent leaders weeks later, they`ve tried to leverage that problem into a voting bloc.
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msnbc.comThey saw a problem and not a voting bloc, but then, subsequent leaders weeks later, they`ve tried to leverage that problem into a voting bloc.
Steele comments on how GOP leaders initially viewed the January 6th insurrection.
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I take your civility argument, you like to say 78 million people voted for Donald Trump, well 82 million people voted for Joe Biden and he didn't get that civility that you're talking about from Donald Trump in those four years.
I'm telling you something you seem to forget –– so, let me make my point, you may not like it, but I'm going to make it.
What if the idea that this party ever stood for those things — the Constitution or the rule of law — was a fallacy?