Welcome to DU! The truly grassroots left-of-center political community where regular people, not algorithms, drive the discussions and set the standards. Join the community: Create a free account Support DU (and get rid of ads!): Become a Star Member Latest Breaking News Editorials & Other Articles General Discussion The DU Lounge All Forums Issue Forums Culture Forums Alliance Forums Region Forums Support Forums Help & Search

General Discussion

Scarsdale

(9,426 posts)

4. The gop should bear a lot

Reply to KelleyKramer (Original post)

Tue Nov 14, 2017, 06:08 AM

Nov 2017

of responsibility for this tRump fiasco. They cheered him on, took Russian money and made excuses for his ignorance. We need to "clear the swamp" ourselves. Vote OUT repubs. vote in democratic leaders who will have to clean up this total disaster they will leave behind. Even the gop members who are resigning after this term are afraid to tell the truth about what really happened. Sure, they are brave to speak up about tRump, but in the end they side with their "family" (as Lyin' Ryan calls the gop) Not a single one of them cares enough about this country to be HONEST and forthright. Looking forward to lucrative lives as lobbyists, no doubt.

Edit history

Please sign in to view edit histories.

Recommendations

0 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

35 replies

= new reply since forum marked as read

Highlight:

WaPo: This is how a superpower commits suicide [View all] KelleyKramer Nov 2017 OP

This erosion is also obvious at UN climate talks... syringis Nov 2017 #1

Im just gonna say it... TBA Nov 2017 #2

I don't think so syringis Nov 2017 #3

I Look At This RobinA Nov 2017 #18

"Attend to internal matters"? Dave Starsky Nov 2017 #19

Osama bin Laden said Americans should read William Blum. CrispyQ Nov 2017 #27

The gop should bear a lot Scarsdale Nov 2017 #4

A lot? Im of the mind that they bear ALL responsibily for this ongoing outrage. VOX Nov 2017 #13

Did anyone think this wasn't the case? mdbl Nov 2017 #5

Just sad Old Crank Nov 2017 #6

Welcome to Democratic Underground! femmedem Nov 2017 #10

Its almost as if America had been great under President Obama, then... Tommy_Carcetti Nov 2017 #7

This country has a long hard climb to being *respectable* again. Girard442 Nov 2017 #9

This. CrispyQ Nov 2017 #28

Here is a profound quote - by Lin Yutang Le Gaucher Nov 2017 #8

Worthy quote. nolabear Nov 2017 #24

This was echoed very clearly on West German Radio this morning DFW Nov 2017 #11

Bonjour DFW syringis Nov 2017 #14

Certainement pas pas 300 millions d'abrutis, comme tu dis, mais---- DFW Nov 2017 #15

Je suis d'accord sur le fait que certaines puissances y ont un interet syringis Nov 2017 #20

Je crois que a Partie Republicaine n'etait qu'une vehicule DFW Nov 2017 #22

Oui mais les rpublicains ? syringis Nov 2017 #25

Il faut voir le GOP comme deux groupes, et pas comme unit DFW Nov 2017 #26

Je vois ce que tu veux dire syringis Nov 2017 #33

This post makes me sad. CrispyQ Nov 2017 #29

We were on such a roll with Obama and then Hillary DFW Nov 2017 #32

Thanks very much for the update Hekate Nov 2017 #35

republicans following kremlin plan to weaken America Achilleaze Nov 2017 #12

Whence shall we expect the approach of danger? GeoWilliam750 Nov 2017 #16

It's not suicide...... SergeStorms Nov 2017 #17

Way longer. Look back to the Powell Memo, or even to Eisenhower's MIC speech. nt The_jackalope Nov 2017 #23

that is a VERY good point renate Nov 2017 #30

K&R demmiblue Nov 2017 #21

I'll say it again, should Trump be impeached... Xolodno Nov 2017 #31

Indeed it is. I hope to Gods there's a safety net at the bottom of that cliff... Hekate Nov 2017 #34