re: Mo brooks responds to Trump.

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his willingness to say some things that need to be said

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It's not so much his willingness as much as it's his compulsion to just say whatever pops into his head. When you say that much shite, some of it is bound to be right just by chance.

"I like take the guns first, due process later." is an excellent example of Trump just saying stupid shite off the top of his head.

You can give him credit for it, but I just think it makes him unreliable and dangerous.

By Mo. Hello whomever gets the Trump nod.

Mo fricked around and fount out.

There's a reason neocon poseurs are repulsed by alpha male, big dicked, dragon energy. They don't recognize it, and it frightens them.

The current election act is not clear on these type of actions and can be interpreted in different ways as to the Vice President's role and options, but it allows the Speaker of the House to act as President temporarily, until Congress certifies, if the inauguration doesn't occur by Jan 20th, so there has to be actions that can occur concerning certification that can postpone the constitutionally scheduled inauguration.

The Constitution is designed to limit Government, not give it implicit instructions, so interpretation of any actions taken would have to go before the Supreme Court. There was time to do an audit and have the Supreme Court rule on its constitutionality. To do nothing was simply political cowardice.

Republican lawmakers made objections, based on allegations of widespread voter fraud, to states’ election results. The chambers were separately debating an objection to Arizona’s results when proceedings were conveniently halted and the Capitol was locked down. When the Senate reconvened at 8 p.m., and the House of Representatives an hour later, the proceedings — including the objection debates — continued, however many lawmakers who had previously planned to vote with the objectors stood down and plans to challenge a number of other states after Arizona were scrapped, despite the violence and chaos that had occurred an objection, to Pennsylvania’s results, still advanced to a vote. Eight senators and 139 representatives voted to sustain one or both objections.

The objections were not from just a few radicals and were based on whatever evidence these lawmakers had at the time and should have been debated and voted on as the constitution requires. Unfortunately, the Jan 6th (possible false flag operation) protest, resulted in discouraging any further serious consideration of objections, when violence occurred, and the situation became impossible to read as to the truth of reports and rumors, thus allowing the politicians to take the easy way out.

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To do nothing was simply political cowardice.

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Troof

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What administration is running the country is what counts and Biden is in.

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K

Q? Is that you?

Trump rescinding his endorsement of Mo Brooks can't be the sole reason his campaign is sinking. maybe the people of Alabama feel like he isn't getting anything done.

I don't think Trump has that much sway over people, folks are just getting tired of whats happening these days and want change.

Get him Mo!