What can we deduce or conclude about the Republican Party, with their lack of reaction...?
...to Donald Trump?
George Soros has stated that he believes Donald Trump to be a threat to the world. One cannot govern with fear or from fear. We have seen examples, too numerous to mention, in the last 16 months.
Each and every time, they have been brushed aside by Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell and the Republican Party in general. They were nonchalant as McConnell let it be known that there would be nothing to come to the floor of the Senate to protect the Special Counsel in his investigation, as he saw no need for it.
Paul Ryan gave his blessing to Devin Nunes to dismantle the House Intel Committee and to create havoc within our Justice Department. It was all a game to him. He is so far in above his head, it is a wonder he hasn't drowned. The rest of the Party has more or less gone along with the ride.
What should we conclude about the Republican Party?
First of all, they are not equipped or qualified to lead this country. They are incapable of defending our country from any enemy, foreign or domestic. They do not have the ability to put partisanship aside and look at the facts. They believe, like Donald Trump, that everything that disagrees with them is "fake news". They, like their leader, are a threat to our national security.
Furthermore, we can conclude that they do not care about the welfare of the people of this country. Their idea of "welfare of the people" is protection of the wealthy class and little sympathy for anyone else. That would include children in need.
The Republican Party is exposed for all to see. It is not a pretty picture.
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Yep!
