It's not a question of whether the president broke the law. That's a settled matter already. It's not a question of whether he's corrupt or a liar. That's a daily occasion.
It's a question of whether in the end, any Republicans, official or voter, thinks that's bad.
It's a question of whether in the end, any Republicans, official or voter, thinks that's bad.
(they do not seem to think that it is bad)
I’m sure it’s difficult for Republicans of conscience, if any exist. No one wants their career destroyed for doing the right thing.
But remember: this means they took positions of power within an organization that will destroy your career for doing the right thing.
But remember: this means they took positions of power within an organization that will destroy your career for doing the right thing.
One dare hope that watching an entire political party shamelessly lie in order to prop up an obvious criminal will have a permanent lasting effect on that party's national perception.
Time will tell, I suppose.
Time will tell, I suppose.
