Precisely.
Trump and his supporters treat his ascendancy to President of the United States as if he is to be anointed a King of a monarchy. Among many problems a President Trump brings to the White House, this is one of them.
Trump and his supporters treat his ascendancy to President of the United States as if he is to be anointed a King of a monarchy. Among many problems a President Trump brings to the White House, this is one of them.
"A Republican member of the Electoral College from
Texas said Monday that he won't cast one of his state's 38 electoral votes for
Donald Trump because 'I am here to elect a president, not a king.'
"Dallas paramedic Chris Suprun previously indicated he
would support Trump. But he now says the president-elect's postelection attacks
on the First Amendment and the country's electoral process, as well as the
billionaire businessman's continued promotion of his brand and business
interests overseas, changed his mind." |
Read the article: Texas Republican elector says he won't cast ballot for Trump |
