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You condemn Ron for staying silent on 2020 but can Trump stay quiet and you’re fine with it?

You lack perspective on the relative comparative importance of the two issues:

1. Voter Fraud, if not addressed, means our country is done for.

2. This budget deal, means we go further in debt, and while it is important, it pales in comparison with respect to importance.

Furthermore, President Trump is a negotiator. He ALWAYS tries to get the best deal, but knows there has to be compromise.

He counseled the Republicans (McCarthy) at the beginning of the process, to hold out for their principals and even be willing to let the Government go into default. So much for your "Tell us why Trump won’t give the deal his support of condemn it?" statement.

But at the end of the day, he, intelligently (not like you), knows that Biden is the President, and the Democrats are in control of the Senate and Republicans have a very slim majority in the House and many of the GOP Caucus are little more than Democrat-Lite.

So, he is willing to use whatever leverage he can, but, he will still strive to get the best deal possible.

Unlike you who is expecting purity and otherwise you want to apparently burn everything down and the consequences be damned!

You lack perspective on the relative comparative importance of the two issues:

1. Voter Fraud, if not addressed, means our country is done for.

2. This budget deal, means we go further in debt, and while it is important, it pales in comparison with respect to importance.

And the two are also different in another very important way. Voter fraud is a criminal act. A bad budget deal is not.

Trump named the RINO McCarthy and an entire long list of bad choices. People tell me has learned but I see no evidence he has learned anything since Reince Priebus as his first chief of staff.

If the budget deal is bad, he needs to speak out. Even Ron spoke out on how bad that deal was. We need all the voices we have to speak up, especially the leader of MAGA.

Vote fraud is bad too, but the Republicans were once again totally unprepared. They had no ground game ready in most places. Everyone I spoke to said they were just overwhelmed in number at polling places.