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That is exactly the "reasoning" D goobernors are following. The problem is that many voters notice that inaction fosters violence and destruction almost as effectively as actively backing the anti-Semites.
I don't really think "forgiveness" has anything to do with it.
This is who Trump is - someone who will try to destroy anyone, no matter how virtuous or good for the country - who isn't an obsequious toady. If he wins, he'll keep doing it after the election to any Republican who doesn't 100% support him no matter what he says or does. Almost inevitably, he'd leave the party in much worse shape than if/when he takes office.
Expressing regrets - which he would never do and would never mean anyway - is worthless. He's just a guy to whom principles mean nothing, and everything is just about him and his ego. I despise him as much as I despise Biden.
“If I were a Democratic party politician, I’d want to stay as far away from this as possible,” Pitney said. “If they support the students, there could be a demonstration with antisemitic references … If they support a removal of them from campus, it could result in over policing and be a very bad image.”
Why didn't he do it the first time?
Is anyone really surprised that it has come to open fascism? I have seen this coming for over a year.
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