“Open conversation about the direction of the party is healthy. Look at the fight between the Sanders and Hillary supporters back in 2016 as an example.”
I was referring to the super delegates that kicked Sanders out of the primary even though he was reported to have won some states in the dem primaries. I’m not talking about the general election.
Just go through the tired, pathetic two-faced litany of public comments from John McCain (for example) about various executive actions taken by Obama, then rescinded later by Trump. First he criticized Obama for bypassing Congress and legislating through executive orders on any given issue (Iran deal, DACA, Paris Accord, etc.) ... then he turned around 2-3 years later and criticized Trump for overturning Obama's ILLEGAL executive orders.
Nobody with an IQ over 70 should even bother listening to any career politician who claims to be interested in a "conversation about the direction of the party."
I voted for Donald J. Trump in 2016 because I honestly don't give a flaming sh!t about "the direction of the party."