No. of Recommendations: 18
Lately I have seen more and more Republican congressmen and Senators say they don't support various things Trump is doing. For example, when asked about Trump's $1.8 billion dollar slush fund, a congressman or Senator will say he "Doesn't support it" or such. Or when asked about Trump removing U.S. troops from Germany, they say they are "alarmed by such a move and do not support it".
I want to see more media people then ask the follow up question:
So what are you going to do about it?
So many Republican congresspeople/Senators are allowed to look the other way on Trump's numerous transgressions and if cornered they make an uncomfortable admission they don't support what he is doing, but never do anything about it. They say they don't support spending $1 billion of taxpayer dollars on his ballroom, but then happily vote for a budget bill that includes it. Many say they don't support the war in Iran that drove up prices, but then will do whatever it takes to prevent a vote on a bill to end the hostilities. They say they do not support Trump's actions, but they also do not want to hold Trump accountable for his actions.
I think there should be lots of commercials in swing districts this fall playing on the theme of actions speak louder than words.
Announcer voice:
"Representative/Sentator Smith says he doesn't support Trump giving billions to people who beat up on cops, he says that he doesn't support ICE agents attacking non-violent innocent protestors, he says he doesn't support Trump abandoning our NATO allies, he says he doesn't support a war with Iran, he says he is concerned with inflation and the affordability problem that have resulted from Trump's policies, yet his actions speak louder than his words. He has voted with Trump 95%+ of the time. He has voted to confirm Trump's judges and executive appointees. He has voted for all of the budgets Trump has signed. He refuses to sign on to efforts to stop the war with Iran.
Representative/Senator Smith has supported everything Trump wants. He can say he doesn't support Trump's policies, but his actions say otherwise. We don't need talkers in D.C., we need more doers."
