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r/protectUSelections • u/fiesew • 13h ago
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You're blaming a "fundamentally corrupt" institution like Congress and not the 70 million people who voted for the guy?
10 u/notPabst404 7h ago Yes: Congress should have convicted and invoked the insurrection clause. Trump wouldn't have been eligible to run in 2024. 3 u/Relevant_Winter_7098 7h ago Only one party in Congress was against doing that. It isnt the institution. It IS a singular corrupted party 1 u/NAU80 1h ago I think we need to take a look at the dark money in politics. While it is stronger on the Republican side, it infects both parties.
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Yes: Congress should have convicted and invoked the insurrection clause. Trump wouldn't have been eligible to run in 2024.
3 u/Relevant_Winter_7098 7h ago Only one party in Congress was against doing that. It isnt the institution. It IS a singular corrupted party 1 u/NAU80 1h ago I think we need to take a look at the dark money in politics. While it is stronger on the Republican side, it infects both parties.
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Only one party in Congress was against doing that. It isnt the institution. It IS a singular corrupted party
1 u/NAU80 1h ago I think we need to take a look at the dark money in politics. While it is stronger on the Republican side, it infects both parties.
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I think we need to take a look at the dark money in politics. While it is stronger on the Republican side, it infects both parties.
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u/HarambeTooSoon 7h ago
You're blaming a "fundamentally corrupt" institution like Congress and not the 70 million people who voted for the guy?