We watch Brain Williams. And the clips that he runs always leave us - how can this happen?

[question everything]

Yesterday was one when during the campaign, I think, he said that he loves Saudi Arabia because they bought many properties from him. And no one ever shouted "conflict of interest?"

Ans his attacking the "Obama President"

And mocking the "Global warming."

Are there no decent Republicans left who will call on him? Among the ones still holding office, that is?

[Initech]

1. Make Saudi Arabia great again!

[Stuart G]

2. How could this happen?...Putin made it happen. But if the Republicans hadn't nominated him, it

wouldn't have happened.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

3. I'm sure there are many Republicans who are privately appalled

but they're too chickenshit to say or do anything. They're afraid of Trump's tweets and his violent, moronic base.

[thegoose]

5. They're all corrupt scum and have been before this asshole

They have nothing to be appalled by. It's been happening a lo-o-o-ong time before Dump. Giant Orange Asshole just gave them the freedom to "come out."

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

9. They're appalled because they know he's a monster and they'll never be able

to rid themselves of his stench.

[msongs]

7. republicans are the new good germans. nt

[Sneederbunk]

4. They answer "No" to Joseph Welch's question.

[Power 2 the People]

6. Decent Republican?

Oxymoron.

[question everything]

8. I am trying to give them the benefit of the doubt

All of them were against him during the primaries. And we occasionally see clips of them - Lindsey Graham Exhibit A.

But the voters spoke and there was nothing they could do. As a matter of fact, even among themselves they could not decide whom they detested more, or whom they feared more for being a president: Trump or Cruz.

I remember, though, one of their lawyers appeared once on Matthews and tried to suggest how the delegations to the convention could do something but in the end, they really could not. I don't think that even if they had their own Super delegates, the way we have, could not have helped.

And, of course, once he got in, they got their judges, they got their "tax reform" and, as he declared, the ones who did not "embrace" him lost.

Still, there are senators who did have to defend their seats. Can't they at least say that the White House is not the family Trump ATM?

I think that it was the WSJ editorial, that really really did not like him, suggested that the RNC should have reigned on the clowns car at the beginning, but am not sure about that.

But I do hope that some would follow Heidi Heitkamp and will say that they have to look in the mirror. And maybe the admiration to him will subside.

Maybe.