Honest Question: Should we start looking at th Republican party as whole

[PA_jen]

and the way they seem to encourage these extreme conspiracy theory groups. I am not blaming every republican but we are seeing dangerous patterns and dark path the party is going. It is now the Time for the Leaders of the party to stand up against this crazy.


We had about 150 Congressional members objecting to the verification of the election. An election where no votes got flipped touch screen monitors for the other candidate as in past elections.

We have GOP officials like Graham and McConnell who don't want to impeach Trump because it would divide the nation more when they could stand beside Schumer and Pelosi stating these are not actions of true Patriotic Americans

you have stories coming out like:


Republican AGs group sent robocalls urging march to the Capitol
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/republican-ags-group-sent-robocalls-urging-march-capitol-n1253581

Let me be clear: Trump will be president for another four years. Biden will not be president.
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100214875483

Let us not forget the Yelling "You Lie" during President Obama's SOTU.

The GOP partner NRA with the targets on certain states that led to Gabby Gifford's Shooting.

Let's not forget all

[LakeArenal]

1. Sure some individuals may be....? I don't know, bipartisan?

But as a group they are that seditious mob.
Non-revivable.

[Bev54]

2. Start with the RNC and spread out to the elected officials.

[ansible]

3. That's a good way to start a civil war

[PA_jen]

4. My question?

[Biophilic]

5. We are in the middle of a civil war. As long as we don't acknowledge that we will lose. nt

[msongs]

6. it was first of all a republican voters seditious act in taking over the capitol. always call it a

republican event before linking it to trump iMO