1) Speaking of morally bankrupt, this qualifies. And it is quite the stunning rewrite of (literally written) history. usatoday.com/story/opinion/… via @usatoday
2) WSJ editpage has consistently advocated "parliamentary procedure, the rule of law, and national unity." We in fact did it during the hardest time--when too many other institutions abandoned these principles cuz they despised the U.S. electorate's choice for president (Trump)
3) We consistently wrote the truth on the Russia collusion hoax and called out the dangerous abuses of FBI/DOJ; stood for due process during Kavanaugh; scored last year's politicized impeachment process; called for judicial norms.
4) We also consistently called out Trump--on bad policy, bad behavior (if you don't know this, you missed four full years of our paper--including our "objections" the past months/weeks). If @RadioFreeTom needs a list I'm happy to send a start for his remedial reading.
5) What infuriates Lincoln Project purgers is we didn't join their own norm-breaking--didn't spend 4 years rejecting an election, engaging in very conduct they now claim to deplore. That we also dared note free-market policy achievements of Trump era. That we were consistent.
6) Good to see Biden talk unity at inauguration; now lets see him practice it. Because unity in fact comes with folks on both sides consistently getting back to those principles--not picking/choosing moments, or (hilariously) demanding fealty/"repentance" from others.
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