Politicians on both sides of the aisle are waffling on moral consistency — and it’s time to get a backbone

Source: New York Post

American politicians have a moral consistency problem.   In the span of a month, Sen. Bernie Sanders has excused a Nazi tattoo on a Democratic candidate and Vice-President JD Vance seemed unbothered by jokes about Hitler in a Young Republican group chat.

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