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  “What I don’t like are the lies and ‘disinformation’ put out by the Democrats and RINOs. They said the vice president has ‘absolutely no choice,’ it was carved in ‘steel,’ but if he has no choice, why are they changing the law saying he has no choice?” Trump posted. 
  Romney countered Trump by pointing out that argument would give Democrats, who now control the White House, the right to block a Republican from becoming president.  Did he say, "moron..." under his breath after saying that?
context: Eighteen Senate Republicans rebuked former President Trump this week by voting to clarify that the vice president does not have the power to overturn a presidential election as Trump pressured then-Vice President Mike Pence to do on Jan. 6, 2021.  
  
  Only eighteen out of fifty?
  That sure says a lot about the state of the republican party. So much for their claims of supporting the Constitution. >
  
  Thats what I took out of this... though to be fair it is part of a larger bill and not a single-issue vote. >
  
  
  to be fair it is part of a larger bill and not a single-issue vote.
  
  Thing is if this was part of its own singular bill even less Republicans would have voted for it.