Auch wenn ich mit der Hoffnung, dass sich halt doch mindestens 17 Republikaner finden könnten, hier wohl auf verlorenem Posten stehe...
aber an das Argument "sie würden Trump wegen allgemeiner Rückgratlosigkeit auf Biegen und Brechen die Stange halten" glaube ich nicht.
Das dies auch nicht so ist, haben etliche Senatoren doch bereits schon bewiesen:
These Republican officials have either explicitly and publicly denounced Donald Trump's election fraud claims or acknowledged Joe Biden as President-elect, or both.
Roy Blunt, Senator from Missouri (2011–present)
Richard Burr, Senator from North Carolina (2005–present)
Shelley Moore Capito, Senator from West Virginia (2015–present)
Bill Cassidy, Senator from Louisiana (2015–present)
Susan Collins, Senator from Maine (1997–present)
John Cornyn, Senator from Texas (2002–present)
Kevin Cramer, Senator from North Dakota (2019–present)
Joni Ernst, Senator from Iowa (2015–present); Vice Chair, Senate Republican Conference (2019–present)
Deb Fischer, Senator from Nebraska (2013–present)
John Hoeven, Senator from North Dakota (2011–present)
James Lankford, Senator from Oklahoma (2015–present)
Mike Lee, Senator from Utah (2014–present)
Mitch McConnell, Senator from Kentucky (1985–present); Senate Majority Leader (2015–2021) Senate Minority Leader (2007–2015; 2021–present)
Jerry Moran, Senator from Kansas (2011–present)
Lisa Murkowski, Senator from Alaska (2002–present)
Rob Portman, Senator from Ohio (2011–present)
Mitt Romney, Senator from Utah (2019–present)
Mike Rounds, Senator from South Dakota (2015–present)
Marco Rubio, Senator from Florida (2011–present)
Ben Sasse, Senator from Nebraska (2015–present)
Tim Scott, Senator from South Carolina (2013–present)
Richard Shelby, Senator from Alabama (1986–present)
John Thune, Senator from South Dakota (2004–present)
Pat Toomey, Senator from Pennsylvania (2011–present)[/quote]
Quelle:
Wikipedia: Republican reactions to Donald Trump's claims of 2020 election fraud#SenatorsDas sind mal eben 24 aktuelle republikanische Senatoren, die beim Wahlbetrug-Märchen einfach nicht mitgemacht haben.