I'm feel betrayed.

[JaneV2.0]

When our side really does have an election stolen, we are very gracious about it.

Since there has not been a single credible report of election irregularities* (let alone 80 million of them) in the 2020 election, I hold those Republicans who refused to vote to certify President Biden partially responsible for Trump's attempted Q, er coup[.

*Not counting the two Georgia cases of dead Republicans voting.

[jp1]

That's correct, they were House members. I believe at least one of them then became a House impeachment manager in the effort to remove Trump from office. Following your logic, were those House members courting a radical fringe vote?

That happens every election. What doesn't happen every election is two months of a pathetic sad loser whipping his/her supporters into a frenzy about a baseless accusation of a stolen election, followed by multiple senators supporting their efforts even after those supporters had attacked the capitol in an attempt to prevent/alter the counting of the electoral college.

Your bothsidesism is not convincing.

[Teacher Terry]

What republicans supported is unprecedented and could have gotten pence killed along with others. For those that can’t see the difference I have no words.

[ApatheticNoMore]

Besides 7 versus 120 or so House members refusing to concede the election to Biden. In what universe are those comparable numbers?

[Alan]

Your bothsidesism is not convincing.

Bothsideism is real, there's no doubt of it, my question to you was are both sides held to the same standard?

[jp1]

Bothsideism is real, there's no doubt of it, my question to you was are both sides held to the same standard?

Absolutely. If a democrat ever loses the presidency again and then incites an insurrection you can feel free to both sides it all you want.