Never Trumpers recognize their mistake?

 Nick Arama:

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Now, it’s no secret how terrible Joe Biden is. He’s had years of pitching divisive rhetoric. He’s made countless racist comments. It was also quite clear where Democrats would go in their desire for power, if they were able to grab back the office.

But the Never Trumpers are upset with Biden’s speech?

Yes, but we all knew that before — and you guys helped get him into office. We’ve known for decades that Joe has race issues; they’ve been out there for all to see, and we’ve covered them at length. We all knew he wasn’t the sharpest tool in the drawer and, indeed, had been regarded for decades as a gaffe-ridden fool.

We knew that if Democrats got into the office, they would try to push the country further to the left and grab what power they could. They were talking about things like pushing to stack the Supreme Court and tossing away other norms, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise.

Biden has always been this guy. But Never Trump folks didn’t care what the results of their actions would be because they were so broken over President Donald Trump. They couldn’t think far enough down the road to see. Or maybe didn’t care about the inevitable result because they were (and still are) so wrapped up in Trump.

Look around you, Never Trump folks. You helped get us into this mess, which we all now have to deal with. Don’t you dare act upset with anything Biden says now.

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I have often wondered when these people would put their Trump hatred aside and realize what a mistake they had made.  Their decision on Biden has been a disaster for the country that even many Democrats now see.  It has been there from day one of the Biden administration where he started out attacking the oil and gas business and opened the borders and he has had many more serial screw-ups since then. 

Biden is making Trump look like a stable genius to even most of his enemies.

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