Is there no Republican with the courage to stand, point at Trump and utter "J'accuse"? nt

[Atticus]

[spanone]

1. No.

[Newest Reality]

2. Most of them...

From what I have seen, most of them are too busy spinning things around in their heads using their game tactics to obscure, deflect and confuse things as best they possibly can. Just note the logical fallacies and process itself.

The only thing that will motivate them to correspond with the truth and the law right now is concern for saving their own skins, positions and Party, in that order, in my opinion.

So, that is where it has to go. It is not like that isn't obvious, it is the glaring banner on their brand of politics.

I would answer no to the quesiton, otherwise.

[Javaman]

3. I've been saying all along, it's systemic among the repubs.

they are all tied to it in one way or another.

those that protest to much are the ones most guilty.

[irisblue]

4. Mo. Their party is benefiting from trumpism. Party over Country

[NewJeffCT]

5. Justin Amash?

but, he resigned from the GOP, I believe

[NCjack]

6. ex-Senator Jeff Flake. He is standing in dark shadows, pointing a finger (j-accuse)

at Trump and encouraging current GOP Senators to stand up. Even as now, he can't grow a spine and come into the sunshine.