Republicans have calves the size of cantaloupes...

[kentuck]

...from carrying all the lies and bullshit of Donald Trump.

But the sack is going to get heavier and heavier.

When will it be too heavy for them to carry?

When more smoking gun stories are exposed and more facts come to light, it is going to get very heavy for Republicans to carry.

They will have no choice but to admit: "We cannot pick it up."

It's just a matter of time.

[blm]

1. Good one, kentuck

[SWBTATTReg]

2. Every day that goes by, makes one wonder about the hypocrisy and BS that republicans ...

really stand for, doesn't it? Allowing this rump nonsense and bullying to go on endlessly and coming out repeatedly with stupid excuses such as 'oh, he is new to this whole process', 'oh, he is just kidding', etc. It is to the point that they all are sickening (the other republican lackeys) and makes me want to throw up.

Party over Country now really means something to me now. This sickening drivel displayed by the republicans almost makes me to the point of throwing up if any so called republican walks up to me.

I just hope that we get a whole slew of good candidates who will literally tear apart the hidey holes of each and every single one of these republican scumbags ('where were you at when the Country needed you?'), and expose each and every one of them for the corruption they either allowed or participated in.

We have a whole slew of good candidates coming into the picture and they need a consistent and constant message drumbeating the corruption and the like, constantly bombarding voters to stress the sheer level of corruption and incompetence of this administration.

They're certainly not doing their job (gop), being that the only major piece of legislation passed was the 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs bill...that only benefited the very tiniest percentage of major income earners (and even then, most of the benefits went overseas from what I've heard).

[Faux pas]

3. Stoopid is one thing,

stubborn another. Stoopid and stubborn is a big, gigantic, losing proposition

[erronis]

4. Not sure when "republican" became a negative term. Like gray water to black water.

(for those of you that know about RVs.)

There has always been a separation of conservative and liberal/progressive. But sometime, methinks the 1990's, the division was weaponized.

Not too slowly the moderate republicans were removed from the party and replaced by paid and ideological shills. Repuglicon shills that owed allegiance to paymasters, not the citizens that elected them.

If this rot was only 30% it would have been bad enough. But we're now in a situation that everyone who is labeled as a (R)epuglicon is almost guaranteed to be rotten; beholden to special interests only.