That's the GOP's motto. If it's unethical, inappropriate, dishonorable, or just plain wrong, today's Republicans are all about it. Two examples:
Whoa! A conservative Supreme Court Justice sits down with a group of GOP Senators for a cozy little strategy session where they discuss "important issues facing our country"? (And how they'd like Gorsuch to rule on them.)
These cucks don't even care about the appearance of impartiality. Do you recall the Notorious RBG plotting strategy with Democratic Senators? Neither do I, because it didn't happen.
In his first meeting with acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe,
the fake president asked him who he voted for in the 2016 election, and also expressed his unhappiness that McCabe's wife once received campaign donations from Democratic fundraisers affiliated with the Clintons. McCabe told Donnie Dainty Digits that he didn't vote. (He should've told him it was none of his fuckin' business!) McCabe said he found the exchange "disturbing." Well, yeah.
Trump first denied asking McCabe about his vote, then said he didn't remember, then said it was "no big deal," then said he would ask anyone, "Who'd you vote for?"
I'm sure he would.
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