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Posted on May 4, 2021. The silence of the one over the other is strikingly significant. At the start of April, during the Republican conference in Florida, designed to unify the party after their defeat and to prepare for the coming midterm elections, ex-president Donald Trump didn’t even take advantage of his partisan platform to criticize the first days of Joe Biden’s presidency. Worse, the populist fired more shots at his own people, sparing neither the leader of the minority Senate Republicans, Mitch McConnell, whom he qualified as “a stone cold loser,” nor his own vice president, Mike Pence, “disappoint[ing]” according to Trump for not opposing the electoral “theft” that Trump claims again and again to be the victim of, in complete contradiction to the facts.

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