Is trump's almost two-billion-dollar slush fund in real trouble? This is a good sign.

[senseandsensibility]

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"Bad news. We're going to try to kill it. We're considering a legislative option." said Brian Fitzpatrick- R, of Pennsylvania. He said this after trump trashed him, warning that going against him doesn't work out well.

Apparently, Brian, who is from a swing district is starting to grow a little spine. Are the winds shifting as we head into the general election?

[vapor2]

1. Let's only hope

This slush fund is pure financial rape of taxpayers. Also thinking that he will use the funds as nefarious bribes to criminals. Your thoughts?

[mopinko]

5. my thoughts- it's theft.

rape is rape. sexual assault. pls dont use that word for everything u dont like.

[senseandsensibility]

6. I just know that it is not what he says it is

and is not justified in any way, so it is totally out of bounds to charge taxpayers for it.

[lostincalifornia]

2. I wouldn't hold my breath. Also, not wanting to given "reparations" to those who attacked

the capital, and tried to overturn an election, is not a measure of "someone growing a spine".

That SHOULD BE CONSIDERED THE NORMAL reacation, and without a doubt the entire republican party has failed the test of normality, and has become a decadent, autocratic, racist, sexist, anti-Democracy CULT.

[Whip-poor-will]

3. Or he's heading for an election

Otherwise pure republican when needed.

Hoping for a Bucks county blue wave ,waving goodbye Brian

I called weekly for him to sign the epstein discharge ...no sir no way...... that's who he is.

[senseandsensibility]

4. It shows he's feeling the heat

and he even said he's going to support legislation to stop it. I agree that unless he actually does so, it's meaningless.