The Democrats are Certain They Will Never
be Held Accountable for the Trump Indictments
and Biden Cover-Up
Posted By: tisHimself, 8/16/2023 7:27:54 AM
Never in the 235 years since the ratification of the Constitution has an administration premeditatively and blatantly prosecuted, on specious and conjecturable charges, the titular leader of the opposition party and leading candidate for president. And doing so while overtly flaunting their egregious actions to protect and cover-up for the incumbent president who has been exposed as potentially complicit in massive bribery and fraud. In any previous election cycle, these overt and unabashed actions would have been the death knell for the incumbent president’s campaign and his party.
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Never have so many abandon all principle and stood silent as the atrocities on the Constitution in order to silence one guy who represents the voices of so many. There is not one Republican at any level with the courage and principle to voice outrage at the tactics directed at Trump should be re-elected going forward.