[WATCH] Rick Wilson Names and Shames GOP Senators Who Tried to Overthrow 2020 Election Before Jan 6th


Former Republican campaign consultant and Lincoln Project founder Rick Wilson is of the mind that not enough attention is being paid to the Republican members in the Senate who were working to undermine the 2020 presidential election results before the January 6th insurrection. Of course, I’d throw in the House Republicans as well, but Wilson is really good about holding them all accountable while also reminding everyone that Everything Trump Touches Dies, or #ETTD on Twitter.
Wilson posits that if Trump had managed to assemble a more competent wrecking crew, they may have actually pulled off the plot to stay in power. Instead, Trump kept hiring “clods” like attorneys John Eastman and Rudy Giuliani, whose incompetence and carelessness cost both Trump and his team dearly. And now they all may suffer legal consequences.

"The idea that inflation is a bigger story than the threat to our ongoing democracy, is incredibly dangerous, because if we don’t understand the threats to our democracy today, we don’t have a functioning democracy tomorrow"pic.twitter.com/P9zrm7pmet
— Ayman (@AymanM) June 18, 2022
Wilson went on to list several of Trump’s co-conspirators who haven’t yet suffered any consequences for their actions between Election Day and January 6th. “Remember this, there were a lot of senators that day, before the mob attacked, who were trying to undermine the process of the electoral vote count,” Wilson pointed out. “Rick Scott, Tommy Tuberville, Tom Cotton, Josh Hawley, the whole package of these guys; they were all trying to burn down the process before the mob arrived. They had a legal strategy in their minds that was underpinning this.”
FINALLY, action against a seated Member of Congress from the Sedition Caucus. https://t.co/kZJd0E0RkG
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) June 15, 2022
Don’t forget Ted Cruz, Rick! Watch the dragging with Rick Wilson and the full panel, below.
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