Which is more infuriating?

[The Polack MSgt]

That a hostile foreign power interfered with an American election and the Republican Party doesn't care.

OR

That the GOP doesn't give a shit that the hostile foreign power prefers their candidate leading the US?

I guess any white guy that hates gay people counts as a Republican in their eyes...

It is never about the love of country or what is best for this nation - It is always and has always been about retaining power for themselves, the concept of patriotism is alien to these "Americans"

[Skinner]

1. I think that's what I find most disturbing.

The fact that Republicans treat this like any old political scandal. Nothing to see here.

This might sound insane, but I feel like the only people left in America who can save us are John McCain and Lindsey Graham. Democrats are totally out of power, and every other Republican doesn't care.

[The Polack MSgt]

2. I hate what both of those men have become in recent years...

And perhaps I am biased by my own career in the service...

But Graham and McCain both served honorably in uniform before seeking office. I can only hope that some shred of patriotism and decency remain in their hearts.

Not optimistic that they can do any good even if they do fight against this, but I hope that they find it in themselves to do the right thing.

Peace

[JustAnotherGen]

3. I've been saying this at another site and

On facebook, text, and face-to-face conversations since 2 days after the election. They are the 'core' of those who can bring this to light. However - the I also think Cruz and Rubio and Kasich may be in the mix somewhere. Scott Walker is an outlier - but a possibility.

[bowens43]

4. Would we, the Democrats, act any differently?

I think not. We would be doing the same thing we see from the right, especially if the presidency was at risk

it's a sad state of affairs.

[The Polack MSgt]

5. I disagree

Although there are Democrats that are just as tribal as the GOP we also have a large percentage of people who go out of their way to find reasons to disagree with party leadership.

Revisit the Debbie Wasserman Schultz frenzy - and recall that nothing she did was illegal or even related to the National Election. It was all internal to the Democratic primary.

So no I don't believe that Democrats would be as blindly accepting of this particular villainy as our GOP counterparts.