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  Has any republican publicly asked him to step down or whatever the equivalent is for a congress person elect?  It's so odd to me how the democrats will eat their own over things like this, but republicans just don't care.  I did like seeing Tulsi Gabbard lay into him.
context: Triumph?! >
  
  It was a great election... >
  
  Spending billions to lose a Senate seat and gain a handful of house seats sure sounds like a triumph. >
  
  What triumph? >
  
  They took the house and will block biden’s agenda for 2 years and get to do all the “investigations” they want. Of course that could end up hurting them in 24, but definitely a loss for the democrats legislative agenda. >
  
  He didn't just lie he's wanted for check fraud and defrauding the elderly, AND being investigated for illegal fundraising activities. >
  
  So standard republican grifter, just not born wealthy. >
  
  Right now, being a GOP politician is a lot like being born rich.  The system is setup to give you a significant advantage and there's plenty of money to help iron out your missteps.
  The Republican's winning the House on a bare minimum majority is an incredibly low bar to set as a "Time of Triumph."