Amanda Unvarnished

That doesn’t mean your condemnation is political or unfair, improper, out of bounds, or anything of the sort. And yet people who know better are pretending to get hung up on Biden condemning Trump and MAGA by name, ignoring entirely the reason for the condemnation.

— The Dude 🇺🇸 (@JurisDudence) September 3, 2022

I don’t understand what is confusing about this. The head of the Republican Party doesn’t believe in free, fair elections and encourages his supporters to believe as he does. Condemning that necessarily means condemning him and his supporters who believe as he does.

— The Dude 🇺🇸 (@JurisDudence) September 3, 2022

Can you get more disingenuous than this guy?

We moved on in 2000 *because* people accepted an outcome they disagreed with. Democrats didn't attack the Capitol in 2001. Al Gore didn't demand an immediate new election in 2002.

That's the whole point, Jilani. You see that, right? https://t.co/hsIX9913Kq

— Mike Dunford (@questauthority) September 2, 2022

Whataboutism is one thing, but it's a bit much hearing the wounded wails today from the same people who never had a problem with Trump lobbing at Democrats whatever nasty insult he could Mad Lib together from his third grade vocabulary.

— Schooley (@Rschooley) September 2, 2022

Stop allowing the MAGA crowd and Republicans generally to define the terms of engagement!

— Eddie S. Glaude Jr. (@esglaude) September 2, 2022

raises the risk of violence by whom, ben https://t.co/WKPf3iddwg

— Andreas Schou (@revhowardarson) September 2, 2022

1/2: In 2020, Trump called Democrats "fascists" in '20 while surrounded by military officials.

No one remembers it bc Dems didn't feel threatened by his false claim.

Today, MAGA Republicans are angry at President Biden for a similar remark. Because they know it's true. pic.twitter.com/ran6LASOys

— Matthew Sheffield (@mattsheffield) September 2, 2022

Between church and state https://t.co/fvDquKj4qa

— Mendi Tackett (@mentack) September 2, 2022