By Gloria Ogbonna
During a discussion on MSNBC’s “All In,” Representative Dan Goldman (D-NY) expressed concerns about Rep. Elise Stefanik’s alignment with former President Donald Trump, branding her a “sycophant” lacking morals and integrity.
The conversation revolved around the possibility of censuring Stefanik for her remarks about the January 6 convicted individuals.
Goldman emphasized that Stefanik’s rhetoric and support for the insurrectionists of January 6, along with her endorsement of conspiracy theories from Trump, have escalated over time.
Anchor Chris Hayes raised the issue of Stefanik seemingly supporting those attempting to overturn the constitutional republic in her pursuit of a role as vice president.
Goldman shared his worry, pointing out that Stefanik not only fails to commit to certifying the election, as Mike Pence did, but she has transformed from a low-key, rational Republican to a fervent defender of Trump, particularly during the impeachment hearings.
He alleged that Stefanik is emulating Trump’s approach in a bid to secure a vice-presidential candidacy, raising concerns about her shift in policies and politics, suggesting a lack of trustworthiness.
The representative concluded that Trump seeks a sycophantic supporter, and Stefanik appears to be playing that role in the lead-up to the 2024 election. The accusations highlight a perceived abandonment of principles for political gain, questioning Stefanik’s moral compass and integrity.
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