📌Mitch was going to push for certifying the vote of the American people. After months of inaction, Mitch the Great was saving the day.
WHEN RESISTANCE FALTERS
📌About an hour before Trump's GOP stormtroopers assaulted our Democracy Wednesday, one Mitch McConnell -- THAT Mitch McConnell -- was on the Senate floor doing what he does best: talking in code out of both sides of his dirty, ROTTEN mouth ...
📌Mitch was going to push for certifying the vote of the American people. After months of inaction, Mitch the Great was saving the day.
📌Even Mitch knows, but has suppressed, that he could have spared us from the absolute carnage of the past year that led to yesterday's attack on our democracy.
📌Wow! What a guy, eh???
📌And that's when the real crime started ...
📌On Twitter, well, that's when the hypocrisy really cranked into a special, broken gear.
📌This is the very guy they spent years rightfully attacking as #MoscowMitch.
📌This is the guy they spent years rightfully trying to drive out of the Senate.
📌This is the guy who'd rather STARVE YOU than give you ANY relief. THAT Mitch.
📌I see many of you have taken some of those tweets down, but the damage is done.
📌What happens next time a Republican talks out of both sides of his/her mouth and "gives" you something that was already rightfully yours????
📌And here's where it really gets dangerously special:
📌And do you know who champions the NRA like a boss?
📌That's right: Mitch McConnell.
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