Mcdaniel: democrats can't move beyond trump, they need to get over it

McDaniel: Democrats Can’t Move Beyond Trump, They Need to Get Over It

When President Donald J. Trump was in office, they called it “Trump Derangement Syndrome“.  Now that he is out of office the mysterious condition that affects Democrats and mainstream media reporters is being called “Post Traumatic Trump Syndrome“.   It’s when former President Donald J. Trump consumes every aspect of your life that you spend every waking moment of your life trying to figure out ways to make him and his supporters look and feel bad.

It’s time for Democrats to move on from being consumed by Trump

Now, GOP Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel says it’s time for Democrats to let go and move on, but that’s not likely to happen.

In an op-ed published on Fox News, McDaniel said, “After spending four years telling Americans about the need to move on from President Trump, it turns out Democrats are the ones who can’t let him go.”

The Democrat party has been consumed with Trump since before he was President. Before he was even elected, many prominent Democrats planned his first impeachment.  For his entire four-year presidency, Trump was threatened with impeachment by Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, AOC, and the rest of the liberal whack-pack in Washington, D.C.  He was impeached twice and was acquitted twice.

“Democrats’ vendetta against President Trump has always included impeachment, with many of their members calling for him to be impeached even before he ever took office,” McDaniel said. “Now with millions of Americans still out of work, those same Democrats have decided the best use of their time and taxpayer money is to try to remove President Trump from a job he no longer holds.”

Without Trump, the Democrat agenda risks a complete and total breakdown

McDaniel said the Democrats need Trump because, without Trump, they are nothing.

“There is no doubt impeachment will bring Democrats together on the one issue that unites them most – their hatred of President Trump. Democrats are addicted to Donald Trump, and as they struggle to deal with the symptoms of withdrawal, having another bite at the impeachment apple was simply too good an opportunity to pass up,” she wrote.

Trump lives rent-free in the heads of D.C. Democrats

The Post Traumatic Trump Syndrome that has infected the Democrat party in the past 30 days is now interfering with the party’s ability to do to what they were elected to do, serving the people of the United States.  Instead, they continue to serve only their own desires and interests.

“They could be working with Republicans on solutions that get vaccines distributed, Americans back to work, our kids back in the classrooms, and targeted relief to those who need it most,” McDaniel suggests. “If they weren’t wasting time on impeachment, this week Democrats could be reaching across the aisle and working with Republicans to solve the real problems facing our country. ”

You can read McDaniel’s entire Op-ed here.

 

 

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