I donât think so. The anti democracy Sinn FĂ©in rallies at the outbreak of Covid were very reminiscent of a Trump rally in Omaha,
Nebraska
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That was more of a protest then a rally
Mary Lou has a terrific smile
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More Trump esque lies. This is unsettling.
Calling them a protest is worse than a rally in democracy terms imo
SF cancelled because of a pandemic. Trump didnât and half his front office ended up riddled
The shills are in full windmill mode.
Not if its a protest to defend democracy
You said they had no rallies.
They did.
After an election they lost but that they declared they won.
They have copied the Trump playbook.
The SF shills are.
Weâre just jousting with them while we wait for democracy in America.
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No I said they cancelled their rallys and they did. They had one protest alright
Aside from the Trumpian peddling of blatant lies:
- it was a finalised contract (it wasnât)
- nothing to gain from it (NAGP were threatening to run a public campaign against FG)
Varadkar also brings to mind the UKâs recent vow to break international laws around Brexit just because it suits them. He broke laws here around leaking confidential State contracts to benefit himself, his party and his inner circle. Pure cronyism.
Itâs the worst mix of Trump and Johnson.
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There was nothing anti democratic after the election from the other parties.
Their refusal to talk to the party with the biggest vote share was anti democratic
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Nope, they can talk to who they like. Thatâs the system.
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Exposing their hypocrisy and the Trumpian nature of their child-like support for anything Varadkar or blueshirt, even in the wake of blatant illegality, has sent a couple of them over the edge.
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It goes against the spirit of democracy
SF could have formed a government without FF and FG. They chose not to. If they had then Pearse would have had cabinet experience and understood better when Leo was explaining to him this week.