.MaddowBlog: Fmr. President Trump's case against the the bipartisan infrastructure deal is getting increasingly hysterical. For now, most senators don't seem to care.
The good news is, Donald Trump, preoccupied for nine months with ridiculous lies about his election defeat, is starting to focus at least some of his attention on something new. The bad news is, the former president's new interest is far from constructive.that Trump is now trying to"sabotage" the bipartisan infrastructure deal pending on Capitol Hill.
Donald Trump tried and failed to pass an infrastructure bill so many times over the course of his presidency that his attempts were reduced to a punchline. Now out of office, Trump is trying to ensure that his successor, Joe Biden, suffers the indignity of the "infrastructure week" jokes as well. The report added that some Senate Republicans have even asked the former president directly"not just to tone down his criticism but to actually support the infrastructure deal." Sen. Lindsey Graham apparently tried to pitch Trump on the idea, emphasizing that the GOP's 2017 tax breaks remain intact as a result of the negotiations.
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