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|    The Tyrant's Tantrum, Continued: Trump R    |
|    03 Apr 21 01:45:43    |
      XPost: alt.gossip.celebrities, alt.politics.democrats.d, alt.global-warming       XPost: alt.rush-limbaugh, alt.fan.rush-limbaugh       From: gay1234@yahoo.cam              The tyrant's tantrum, continued: Trump refuses to accept the election       results, and most of his party bends to his will       By Daily News Editorial Board       New York Daily News |       Nov 09, 2020 at 8:03 PM              Refusing to concede, firing the secretary of defense, having the White House       press secretary hold a fact-free news conference about imagined voting       shenanigans, keeping the General Services Administration chief from okaying       government funding for the next administration: all part of the first working       day of the Donald Trump transition.              And with precious few exceptions, fellow Republicans are going along, holding       up middle fingers in the face of American democracy.              Trump’s sacking of Mark Esper from the Pentagon was pure vengeance for the       West Pointer standing up to the bully in June by refusing to deploy troops to       put down Americans who protested in the streets. While it’s the president’s       right, it was flat wrong.              Sending Kayleigh McEnany, who is still on the federal payroll, to spread       disinformation on behalf of the Trump campaign probably violates some       statute, but is of no lasting damage.       President Donald Trump folds his arms in the State Dining Room of the White       House, Friday, May 29, in Washington.       President Donald Trump folds his arms in the State Dining Room of the White       House, Friday, May 29, in Washington. (Alex Brandon/AP)              However, the refusal of the GSA’s Emily Murphy to sign the paperwork allowing       the transition to proceed is serious. Under the Presidential Transition Act       of 1963, Biden’s transition aides can only get millions in funding for staff       and the all-clear to engage with federal personnel once “the Administrator is       able to determine the apparent successful candidates for the office of       President and Vice President.” Every day Murphy, doing her boss’ bidding,       stalls is a day she undermines the next president.              So too, every day that Mitch McConnell uses weasel words instead of accepting       that Joe Biden won is a day the foundation of American democracy gets another       crack.              Thursday, Georgia’s two senators even called on their own Republican       secretary of state to resign for the sin of overseeing a count that now has       Biden up by more than 10,000 votes statewide.              The Republican Party is free to commit political suicide. It has no right to       assassinate the integrity of an American election.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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