trump calls for "termination" of U.S. Constitution in order to overturn a free and fair election

[HDGristle]

Sticking to the topic isn't deflection and your refusal to answer the actual question directly is noted.

Over a dozen significant Republicans have directly and publicly rebuked this statement so far. They also recognize the limp-wristed attempt to claw this back and reframe for what it is.

Perhaps one day you'll admit that deep down you recognize it too.

[berryberry]

There you go again Gristle. Deflecting, deflecting, deflecting.

It is all you do.

Why can't you answer the question? Is it too embarrassing for you? Or are you afraid to admit we have Senile Biden ACTUALLY shitting all over the constitution multiple times vs Trump making a poorly worded statement?

I will ask again although I suspect you will once again be too afraid to answer.

So to clarify, are you asking about a poorly worded statement from President Trump that didn't call for what you claim, OR do you mean ACTUALLY ignoring and terminating the constitution like Senile Biden has done repeatedly by claiming:

the right to bail out student loans
the right to suspend evictions
refusing to enforce immigration law
refusing to defend the border at all

[Dr-epg]

Gentlemen time to get back on the threads topic

[eyecu2]

Changing the rules post election is a specialty of the right.

Trump does it every election cycle now, and even goes a little further in sowing distrust in the process each time-and now the rest of his flunkies are doing the same thing. "Let's void all the rules" so that it's only the outcome that's important. Win at any & all costs.

Yet sadly, they have lost quite a few races that was of a Trumpian focus. What's that tell you?

Trump has lost in direct elections, in several court cases, and by his latest picks for surrogates on behalf of the GOP. It's no wonder he wants to gut the constitution.

I remember one time he said "We'll be winning so much, you'll get tired of winning".....


Seems a little funny nowadays.