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McConnell has voiced that he

artappraiser — Wed, 16 Dec 2020 05:12:14 +0000

In reply to Q & A: Why Rep. Mike Johnson Thinks That the Election Isn’t Over

McConnell has voiced that he doesn't want any Senators to go along with any of these projects.

Of course that's a problem.

ocean-kat — Wed, 16 Dec 2020 00:37:01 +0000

In reply to one key excerpt that might

Of course that's a problem. I can't read the article so I don't know if he addresses why 36% believe the election was stolen. It's because Trump is telling them it's stolen and republicans like him aren't making the truth clear. They're playing along with Trump's delusion/lies. Republicans need to take responsibility for the chaos and confusion they're creating. Which won't happen.

one key excerpt that might

artappraiser — Tue, 15 Dec 2020 23:06:08 +0000

In reply to Q & A: Why Rep. Mike Johnson Thinks That the Election Isn’t Over

one key excerpt that might cause some consternation for the nut-in-chief and QAnon fans:

Trump, if you look at his Twitter feed, says there is a conspiracy, essentially, to deny him the election. Do you have any concern that people within his own Administration, or the Justices he appointed, are part of some conspiracy?

I don’t see a grand conspiracy. What I see is a lot of chaos and confusion across the land, and the result is that this election will have this giant question mark hanging over it. I saw a new poll: a huge amount of the country doubts the election and thinks it was stolen from Donald Trump. Thirty-six per cent of registered voters in America believe the election was stolen. That is a problem. Whether it was stolen or not, the fact that such a huge swath of the country believes that it was is something that should keep all of us up at night.