Don’t do what is politically expedient. The American people are beyond fed up with that. Trump spoke honestly to the people and we appreciate that more than politicians are going to understand. Truth and loyalty matters in a big way at a time when there is neither. Understandably, there’s backlash toward those who have turned against Trump. Senator Richard Burr may be getting censored over his vote to convict President Trump.
How long the backlash lasts
Is unknown. It may go to the point of where Gov. Gavin Newsom is, people so furious with him that a third attempt at a recall is going on. Get him out of office as soon as possible since elections may not even be trustworthy anymore.
The North Carolina Republican Party will vote Monday night whether or not to censure Rep. Richard Burr. Burr initially voted against the trial being constitutional at all, but then he’d be an “impartial juror”. Not likely.
The backlash will be less
If you just speak and vote whether something even makes sense. Trump being impeached twice had nothing to do with common sense. It was all about the smear and everybody who understands Trump knows this.
NC GOP Chairman Michael Whatley pointed out the obvious hypocrisy of voting to convict “in a trial that he declared unconstitutional is shocking and disappointing.” If you voted that the trial was unconstitutional to begin with, why on earth did you vote to convict? Did somebody threaten or make a deal with you?
You can avoid backlash
Just by following common sense and common business practice. Now, if you’re just in politics for the money, expect the public will find out quickly. If you vote just to keep or advance in your cushy job, we can now tell the difference. It’s not that hard to see the tracks where the Democrat power brokers have interfered with the due process of law.
“The evidence is compelling that President Trump is guilty of inciting an insurrection against a coequal branch of government and that the charge rises to the level of high Crimes and Misdemeanors. Therefore, I have voted to convict, “ Burr explained on Saturday.
