Hey Moat, is this the URL?

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/12/trump-vetoes-bill-to-fund-us-military-demands-section-230-repeal/

I'd like to highlight these two paragraphs as exceptionally interesting

The whole episode has frustrated some rank-and-file Republicans, who aired their grievances during the private party call, sources said. Rep. Don Bacon of Nebraska complained Trump threw Republicans under the “bus,” while Rep. Virginia Foxx of North Carolina said they need to have members going on TV to set the record straight about the legislation.

The repercussions of inaction could be dramatic. If lawmakers and White House aides can’t convince the president to sign a funding and Covid relief package by Monday, the government will enter the fourth shutdown of Trump’s presidency. And millions of Americans had been told to expect another round of direct payments from the government shortly, while businesses across the country were expecting more financial assistance.

And then the whole thing got me thinking about what he said at the end of the $2,000 speech, it was a hint, something about how this could all happen under the new administration and maybe it will be him. 

He's thinking like: all else fails, try blackmail? 

 The leaker articles the last few days stress how pissed he is at "Republicans" for more of them not being supportive of how the election has been stolen from him. A reminder that plenty of the judges that have ruled against him he appointed, and he fancies his own run for office as responsible for saving Republicans from losing other kinds of offices all around the country.

Florida's more his kinda place, they "understand" how they are supposed to act and think. He's become the ultimate "Florida man" now.

fwiw, trending in "Politics" on Twitter #EverybodyIsTurningOnTrump