Because all I hear is complaints about the elections were stolen, that’s over, what now, do you sit back and continue to complain or do you put together a plan to win using the rules that exist not the rules you wish existed.
Even here on FR the majority of posts are the elections were rigged and stolen, nothing about reversing the situation.
Constantly complaining without a plan to deal with the problem is a sign of defeatism
Think about the coach of a sports constantly complaining about getting his ass kicked but not doing anything to turn the situation around, that person would get fired but Republicans don’t do that, a prime example is Ronna McDaniel who presided over three straight disappointing elections and just got re-elected for another term which indicates to me more loses
R: 170 - Good post. I doubt it will register with several posters on this thread.
"OK. The old man told me to take any rug in the house."
The two are not mutually exclusive. People need to know the election was stolen. Fixing the system so that it never happens again is the most important challenge we face. And whether a candidate acknowledges the problem or pretends it doesn’t exist, matters more than any other position he has. But you don’t want to talk about it.
How do you expect to fix the problem if you don’t want to talk about it? It makes no sense. You’ve offered some ideas about fixing the problem, but I had to coax them out of you.
You don’t even want to talk about them because talking about them would require talking about the problem itself. Is that any better than people who “harp” about the problem and offer no solutions? I don’t think so.