The wrong horse

As Fani Willis prepares to indict Trump this summer for election interference in Georgia, you get the impression that the GOP bet on the wrong horse. Now with their low information base completely bamboozled and unphased by the steady stream of Trump criminality, the party is likely realizing that they are stuck with him and that their brand is increasingly a losing one. No serious platform, endless culture wars and an electorate that increasungly does not support their policies and you can see how the wheels are starting to come off the bus.

You could say this is poetic justice and you'd be right because by playing with American democracy through gerrymandering and fear mongering, they must have realized that it was a losing battle when most of the population disagrees with you. When they had their chance to derail Trump they didn't take it because they were fearful of the monster they had created; oh well.

Trump is of course a liability in the long run, but then that's what happens when you bet everything on a loser. There are inevitable consequences down the road.

Maybe they can go after Hillary Clinton.