When Will Republican Congressmen Stop Defending Trump?

[CajunBlazer]

When Will Republican Congressmen Stop Defending Trump?

Can Republican Senators and Representatives continue to defend Trump after he gave away top secret information to the Russians and interfering in a criminal investigation?

http://www.cajunscomments.com/when-will-republican-congressmen-stop-defending-trump/

[geek tragedy]

1. when he's no longer in office nt

[Thomas Hurt]

2. When their seats are in jeopardy....

no more job, no more office, no more sweet paycheck, no more power, no more funding raising, no more favors from lobbyists, no more inside info to help them pad their portfolios.

[jberryhill]

3. When you pry him from their cold lifeless hands

[asiliveandbreathe]

4. As ACA is repealed and NOT replaced - monies from ACA will then be put to good use

to give the rich a tax cut...then, they will blame it on trump and off they go with all their money from the Kochs....

Hateful aynryanranders will rejoice.....and yet, they will be the most harmed....and to think congress is exempt from any new ACA regulations.....

[CajunBlazer]

11. Event the replugs are not stupid enough to repeal and not at least pretend to replace

[Cosmocat]

5. They won't

Maybe some senators and at some point a handful of congressmen, but outside of those who are in the dirt themselves. the dogma is simply too strong now, their detachment from reality is complete and they could literally give a fuck less about anyone at this point.

There is ZERO chance they will impeach the fucker - most definitely not in the house and a 1 in a 1,000,000 chance the senate would find him guilty.

[Brother Buzz]

6. When does the midterm election season officially kick in?

[LonePirate]

7. If Rob Quist wins his election next week, Repubs will start jettisoning their loyalties to 45.

[gratuitous]

8. When the political cost outweighs the benefit

Some Republicans have inched ever so slightly ahead of their party leaders, but as the old saying goes, Democrats fall in love, Republicans fall in line. There will be carefully nuanced and subtle statements of concern, but actual opposition to President Trump and his nest of vipers will not come out until it's very, very safe to do so.

Remember George W. Bush? Republicans defended him with a passion until one day, poof! and now if you get any acknowledgment of W from Republicans, it's along the lines of "George Who?"

[Hayduke Bomgarte]

9. When Will Republican Congressmen Stop Defending Trump?

When those who pay them their real money, which is in the form of Citizen United legalized bribes, TELL them to stop.

[MineralMan]

10. When they believe he will hurt their reelection chances.

And not before that time, which is coming right up...

[Dulcinea]

12. When he becomes a political liability.

If The Donald's antics threaten their gravy train, that's the end.