At what point do we feel sorry for these poor deluded fools? It is fairly obvious that most of the public has accepted the fact that Donald Trump was elected President and seem to be in favor of much of his policies.
At least a heck of a lot more so than Trump's first term. The first term was riddled with non-stop "mostly peaceful" protests in all the major cities of the country for just about his whole term. The Democrats are desperate for their minions to hit the streets. But they're not.
Even more disturbing to me is, how many times has Congress decided that they need to do everything in their power to thwart a duly elected President's policies? I don't remember an Anti-Biden rapid response team. NO, all of Biden's crap was just swallowed whole. Was there an anti-Obama response team? Anti-Clinton?
This smacks of treason if you ask me.
"In a letter reported by NBC News, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said he will launch a “Rapid Response Task Force and Litigation Working Group” to “protect and defend everyday Americans from the harm being inflicted by this administration.”
"“House Democrats are committed to driving down high costs of living for everyday Americans,” he said in the latter after passing massive spending legislation with the Biden administration. “We recognize that there are far too many people in this country struggling to live paycheck to paycheck… We will continue to solve problems for hardworking American taxpayers.”"
Democrats Create ‘Rapid Response Task Force’ to Block Trump’s Popular Agenda
From the office of the Democratic Leader (on an official .gov website):
Dear Colleague: Rapid Response Task Force and Litigation Working Group
"Now the party is mobilizing in opposition, and one of the key strategists is a familiar face: Rep. Jamie Raskin, who was a floor manager for Trump’s second impeachment after the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol.
"The top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee and a former constitutional law professor, Raskin has been tasked by Democratic leaders with serving on their “rapid response and litigation working group,” where he’ll help lead the party’s effort to slow down Trump’s agenda in the courts."
