We're expecting Republicans to hold Trump accountable?

[OAITW r.2.0]

They were complicit on 1/6/21

[Solly Mack]

1. I'm not.

[NJCher]

2. Considering his popularity and propensity

for failure, it would be in their own collective best interest to do so.
However, I know why they don't turn on him. It's obvious as can be: his penchant for revenge is unsurpassed. Who wants to tangle with such ugliness?
The endless posts. The primarying. The expensive lawsuits.
They appear to be united, but underneath, they are not--otherwise they would protect each other.

[GoodRaisin]

3. The guy protecting the Minneapolis murderers?

Nope. Not expecting it. If they can look past murder, larceny should be a walk in the park for them.

[Fiendish Thingy]

4. Hold accountable? No

But it seems clear that some are willing to block some of his most extreme and egregious proposals, out of self preservation, and others, retiring or primaried out, simply do not GAF anymore, and no longer fear him.

That’s one reason why Trump has announced a “deal” with Iran is at hand, becuase he knows once Congress reconvenes, they will vote to block his further use of force in the region.

The slush fund and ballroom funding are also likely to die, as republicans in many districts know they will be bludgeoned with these albatrosses in the fall.

[kentuck]

5. Excellent point!

More than half of the House voted not to certify the election of Joe Biden. They knew what was going to happen and they did nothing to stop it. Many of them are still in their jobs.