Republicans who carry on to defend President Donald Trump in the middle of his myriad of disagreement provoked the anger of MSNBC host Joe Scarborough in his latest column for The Washington Post.
In the op-ed published Friday, Scarborough chastized the self-described constitutional conservatives who remained quiet this week even after president Donald Trump proclaimed the idea of postponing the 2020 election over debunked worry about mail-in voter fraud.
President Donald Trump does not have the upper hand to postpone the date of elections.
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Scarborough, himself a former GOP representative who’s been at the sharp end of Trump’s baseless plot ideas, also criticized the Republicans who struggled to voice out after Trump’s claim to have “unlimited powers”; when he said there were “very fine people on both sides” during a white supremacy gathering; and when he sided repeatedly with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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“I know Trump’s devotion to Putin deeply disturbs you, but somehow you swallow that bile and keep running cover for them both,” Scarborough wrote.
He concluded: “None dare call it treason, but perhaps one day they will.”
