turingtest
Mistral, mistral wind...
Bernstein said pretty much the same later in the thread:
"With few exceptions, their craven public silence has helped enable Trump’s most grievous conduct—including undermining and discrediting the US the electoral system."
His point seems to be more that they know what he's doing is deeply wrong yet they aren't dropping him.
Dave
Because they are trying to play both sides.
Pretty much what Joe said. If you never say anything at all, you don't have to worry about having your words coming back to haunt you. (Of course, Lindsey Graham famously managed to eat that cake and have it too) Since, according to this article (The Hill), "sixty-six percent of Republican voters support President Trump running for president again in 2024," no GOPer who wants a political future is going to risk running against that tide; speaking against Trump's tantrums now would make ethical and moral sense, but not political sense.

