The left feels the GOP has jumped the shark when it comes to protecting this president

Is the GOP providing too much cover for President Donald Trump? A roundup of editorials Monday takes a look at the issue.

Opinions from the left:

1. Even Now, GOP Ignoring the Storm Clouds

From Joe Scarborough: What will be left of the Republican Party when Trump is done? Not much.

2. The GOP Appears to Be Going a Little Crazy

From CNN: What’s happened to the GOP? Is anything that threatens their brand now “fake news”

3. What First Amendment?

From Eliza Newlin Carney: Conservatives are oddly quiet when the president slams free speech.

More: Does the FBI have a plan to take down Trump? Some on the right think so.

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