Why does it feel like every story these days essentially boils down to this:
"Republicans in Congress expressed concern that Trump's move will likely lead to a zombie apocalypse, but were afraid to oppose it in public for fear of retribution."
We understand that standing up to Trump is uncomfortable. We know he punishes anyone who defies him. But leadership is not measured by what you whisper behind closed doors — it's measured by what you are willing to do in public.
No one is asking Republicans to charge a machine-gun nest on a beach.
We are asking them to use the power they already have.
Congress has tools.
Congress has authority.
Congress has a responsibility.
If you truly believe Trump's actions are dangerous — whether on war, democracy, corruption, or abuse of power — then act like it. Use the War Powers Act. Block reckless actions. Hold hearings. Vote. Speak.
Private concern without public action is cowardice. And cowardice is putting the country at risk.
Tell Republicans: "Tell Republicans in Congress: Enough with the 'private concerns,' show some guts, and stand up to Trump for real!"
