He Thought He Was the Only One Allowed to Question the
Legitimacy of a President
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Gosh, isn’t it satisfying to watch the man who spent years
questioning whether or not President Obama was born in the U. S. (he was) and
was eligible for the Presidency (he was) now the object of a legitimate
questioning of how unsullied was his election (it wasn’t). Donnie rose to fame by claiming Obama was
born, well, somewhere other than the United States and even after it was
conclusively shown that this was not the case, Trumpie persisted in claiming it
was because, well facts don’t matter to Donnie.
Now that Trump is on the receiving end of this, properly so
given the overwhelming evidence Russia interfered with the election and the
conclusion of intelligence and law enforcement agencies that this was the case,
suddenly questioning an election is out of bounds? Chief
Sycophant Mike Pence thinks so.
Pence expressed respect for Lewis, a
Georgia Democrat and icon of the civil rights movement, but said he hoped the
congressman would "reconsider" his comments that he didn't "see
this president-elect as a legitimate president.”
"Donald Trump won this election fair
and square," Pence told host Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday."
"The American people know that, and while I have great respect for John
Lewis and his contributions, particularly with the civil rights movement, I was
deeply disappointed to see someone of his stature question the legitimacy of
Donald Trump’s election as president and say he’s not attending the
inauguration."
Gosh Republicans, you know your outrage would be a lot more
credible if you hadn’t spent the last 8 years denying the legitimacy of Barack
Obama. But that would have required
intellectual honesty, wouldn’t it, something you are just not capable of.
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