.@GOPLeader Kevin McCarthy’s conduct deserves more media scrutiny. Specifically, his meltdown and unbecoming panic. He told his members that it was “ an easy vote” to embrace the Big Lie and assert the election was stolen. He told them it was an “easy vote” to nullify the vote
And silence the voices of millions of Americans because of their skin color. He led them in establishing the new Jim Crow Caucus. He led a group of 140 all white members in the cause of stripping millions of Black voters of their sacred franchise in the name of Trump. He helped
Incite the mob, blamed it on Trump and now says it wasn’t Trump’s fault. Now he says we are all to blame. He is flailing. The Corporate money is drying up. He is maneuvering and in trouble. The story that needs to be told is the one about his panicked leadership during the
hours he was secured during the violent insurrection. His comportment was apparently like the sweating, overmatched, lying villains conjured from the minds of screenwriters trying to imagine political characters that pocess the combinations of venality and cynicism that
Define the leader of the House’s GOP Minority. The rush chairman of the GOP caucus met a crisis of his own brewing and melted like a chocolate bar left on the hood of a car under the hot Bakersfield sun outside the sandwich shop he never owned or sold. The Capitol was ransacked
the Confederate Battle Flag breached the Rotunda, the American flag was pulled down and the MAGA flag was raised in its’ place. This is McCarthy’s doing along with @HawleyMO, @SenTedCruz , Trump, and others. It is the story of his weakness, indecisive dithering, panic,
and simpleton’s understanding of the chaos and death that flowed from his lying that needs to be told. I’m hearing more about it every day. It is shocking. @ProjectLincoln
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