Is it reasonable to now refer to every Trump Administration member as a co-conspirator?

[guillaumeb]

It is obvious that, for every Cabinet member, the main goal is to dismember their respective Departments and render the Government incapable of exercising any real regulatory oversight.

At this point, the AG is acting as the attack dog for the President. He decides who will be investigated, and that means that only Democrats will be investigated.

So can we simply refer to all of them, including every GOP Congressperson, as a co-conspirator?

[abqtommy]

1. Not only reasonable, it's mandatory!

[guillaumeb]

2. They have earned the label. And more. eom

[greymalkin415]

3. I don't see why not. /nt

[guillaumeb]

4. Welcome to DU, and this conversation.

As many have said, this looks more like c rime family than a Party.

[greymalkin415]

7. Thank you :)

[ffr]

5. Payback is going to be a mother-----er! And it better be too.

I wast brought up to live by the rules, not break them, not make sure I break them, and absolutely never expect a broken rule not to have consequences. This pack of grifters needs to have a whole new set of punishments applied to them AND THEIR FAMILIES. Right Dotard!

[guillaumeb]

6. In my view, when President Obama refused to investigate Bush and Cheney,

the GOP decided that Democrats would allow anything.

The same applied, again in my view, when Gore accepted the SCOTUS theft in the 2000 election.

[coti]

8. They're collaborators. nt

[struggle4progress]

9. Refer to every Republican that way

[guillaumeb]

10. Very true.

Even if they say that they do not support him, they are members of a Party that supports him.

[rockfordfile]

11. I would think so

[mnmoderatedem]

12. Administration? Hell that could be applied to nearly every GOP member of Congress.