Michigan GOP rep quits the GOP

Should have quit during impeachment, but better late than never.

Some GOP senators could use some balls.

Mitchell appeared to agree with sentiments shared by many GOP members that there had been issues surrounding the election, saying there were likely “administrative errors and even some fraudulent voting likely occurred” due to the sheer size of the voter turnout.

“However, the president and his legal team have failed to provide substantive evidence of fraud or administrative failure on a scale large enough to impact the outcome of the election,” said Mitchell.

Mitchell added, “Ronna, you know Michigan politics well. President Trump did not lose Michigan because of Wayne County, but rather he lost because of dwindling support in areas including Kent and Oakland County, both previous Republican strongholds.”

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"It is unacceptable for political candidates to treat our election system as though we are a third-world nation and incite distrust of something so basic as the sanctity of our vote," said Mitchell. "Further, it is unacceptable for the president to attack the Supreme Court of the United States because its judges, both liberal and conservative, did not rule with his side or that 'the Court failed him.' It was our Founding Fathers' objective to insulate the Supreme Court from such blatant political motivations."

  The Hill

...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.

UPDATE: