Lisa Blunt Rochester and Trump’s Inauguration

Lisa Blunt Rochester and Trump’s Inauguration

As several House Democrats have chosen to boycott Trump’s inauguration, this leads us to a question . . . well, really two questions.

1. Should Congresswoman Blunt Rochester boycott Trump’s inauguration?

2. Will Blunt Rochester boycott Trump’s inauguration

It should be noted that we aren’t even asking Senator Carper or Senator Coons if they are planning on boycotting the Inauguration. We all know it isn’t a blip on their radar.

17 Comments

  1. First, this is Nemski’s World, we’re all just living in it.

    If I were advising her (and I guess we’re all unofficial advisors), I’d encourage her to not attend the event and instead to help organize a counter-event. Either a unity rally or even a project that accomplishes the same thing.

    This is a defining moment for her and perhaps for her political future. She can bring out the best in our community and, not coincidentally, set herself up as the first major post-Third Way elected official in Delaware.

    Congressman John Lewis, one of the most important civil rights figures of our time, personally endorsed and encouraged voters to elect LBR. Donald Trump has dismissed this great man and his legacy. I can’t imagine LBR paying respect to the man who did such a thing.

    So, yes she should boycott. And I think she will. It will be a huge letdown, especially to those who voted for her, should she not.

  2. puck

    “It will be a huge letdown, especially to those who voted for her, should she not.”

    Unfortunately it will not faze her voters or even give them a moment’s pause.

  3. Josh W

    You put it way better than I ever could Som.

  4. anonymous

    You’d be amazed, or maybe depressed, to know how many people are in the “give him a chance” school.

    It’s denial, plain and simple. The desire of most to believe that all is now as it was before is enormous, and rather pathetic.

    I “unfriended” two people at church Sunday, and not on Facebook. To their faces. Rather loudly.

  5. Tom Kline

    Mr Trump is a breath of fresh air. Obama talked and talked but did very little in 8 loooong years…

  6. anonymous

    You mean Mr. Obama was blocked at every turn by an obstructionist bunch of clowns in Congress who couldn’t change a baby’s diaper without getting shit all over themselves. I’m sure that’s what you meant to say, but you, too, couldn’t say shit with a mouthful of it.

  7. nemski

    @Tom Kline wrote, “Mr Trump is a breath of fresh air. Obama talked and talked but did very little in 8 loooong years…”

    That’s a lot of TicTacs.

  8. anonymous

    From TK’s moronese, I translated “breath of fresh air” as “fart in an elevator.”

  9. This is a disappointing decision on LBR’s part. Hard to sugarcoat it.

  10. ModernProgressive

    If you are not unfriending everyone who says “give him a chance”, you are not being true to your convictions.

  11. anonymous

    In general, politics have nothing to do with who my friends are. For the most part I find liberals insufferable. You’re a good example.

  12. bamboozer

    We’re all hoping Blunt Rochester will not be joining that merry throng of DINOS and corporatists Delaware sends to Washington, history suggests the conversion will not take long at all. She should boycott Trump but will not, this is all you need to know.

  13. mediawatch

    I offered to meet with her Friday morning so she would have a good excuse to avoid the congestion in DC.

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