The moment Donald Trump was elected president, the Democrats transformed themselves from “the loyal opposition” into the disloyal resistance.  This is not to suggest that the Party out of office isn’t expected to and doesn’t oppose the president of the other Party.  That’s normal.  What’s abnormal is the notion that the out-of-office Party, in this case the Democrats, will abandon any sense of fair play, duty, and responsibility to resist any and all acts, words or proposals of the elected president just because they don’t like him.  That’s abnormal, not because it prevents the Democrats from conducting the business of Congress for which they were elected, although it does, not because it compels them to oppose even proposals which they previously supported, although they do, not because it keeps them from dealing with the crisis on the border, which exposes American citizens to harm, which it does, and not because it puts Democrats in a position from which they are forced to take positions which endanger our national security, which they do, but simply because it’s stupid.  There’s no other word for it.  We understand that Democrats don’t like Donald Trump, we get that.  We understand that they have legitimate disagreements on policy.  All well and good.  But when you zealously cling to a mindless opposition to the point where you jeopardize your own brand, sorry, but that’s plain stupid.  Don’t take my word for it, consider the wisdom of that great orator Al Sharpton, “But resist we much.  We must, and we will much- about that- be committed.”  Confused?  That’s understandable, but Sharpton’s gibberish makes more sense than what the Democrats are doing.  When Trump was elected the Democrats said the stock market would crash.  They were wrong, it’s up 50%.  They said Trump would plunge us into endless wars, not the endless wars given to us by Bush and Obama, but some new endless wars.  Instead, Trump has consistently worked to keep the peace and to withdraw U.S. troops from foreign lands.  Democrats, who formerly condemned U.S. intervention in civil wars abroad, even oppose this.  “Resist, we much!”  The very name of “the Resistance” is a fraud.  “The Resistance” derives from the French Resistance, the groups that opposed the Nazi German occupation of France and the collaborationist Vichy regime during the Second World War.  The French Resistance fighters put their lives at risk to oppose fascism.  Sadly, the Democrat Resistance really believes they’re doing the same thing.  They’re delusional.  It’s a sickness.  The sad fact is that, if we take them at face value, today’s Resistance must spring from the sincere albeit totally false, belief that Donald Trump is not the duly elected President of the United States.  Viewed through such deranged eyes, since Trump is not really the President, nothing he does is legal.  Following this psychosis to its illogical conclusion, therefore, any action taken by Donald Trump, even actions specifically delegated to the Chief Executive by our Constitution, are illegal, and thus impeachable.  Now it all makes sense, assuming insanity ever makes sense.  Am I jumping to conclusions here?  No, there’s proof.  The moment Trump won, the Resistance sprang to life.  Nobody ever heard of Congressman Al Green, nor should they have.  Since January 2017, Mr. Greasy Kid Stuff has been calling for Trump’s impeachment.  On October 31st, after the fake impeachment investigation vote, Nancy Pelosi once again lied through her false teeth, claiming no representative came to Washington to impeach the president.  I guess she never saw Rep. Rashida Talib’s election night 2018 speech, in which she screamed, “We’re going to impeach the M****r F****r!”  The totally deranged radical Left was driving the impeachment train, due to their delusional belief that Hillary should have won – because they thought she would.  The Loony Left saw resistance as their duty, because, after all Trump wasn’t supposed to win, he must have been helped by Putin, and worst of all, they disapprove of his “tone.”  Trump’s “tone” is also a concern of the Never Trumpers.  Permit me to translate.  Trump’s “tone” is unacceptable because he’s not like other Republicans.  The Left, which necessarily includes the media, and the Republican establishment (Never Trumpers) prefer Republicans with a more pleasant tone, who are good losers.  Think John McCain and Mitt Romney.  Now they were good losers.  The Left could bash them, lie about them and defame them every day, but they’d never fight back.  Kick them in the nuts, and they’d just keep smiling.  Good loser Republicans.  Donald Trump don’t play that.  Attack him at your own peril.  You hit him, he hits you, and it will hurt – bad tone.  Which brings me back to Mitt Romney, and the subject of this piece, La Resistance.  Mitt Romney masquerades as his French internet alter-ego Pierre Delecto.  Romney adopts this Twitter persona in order to bash (resist) the president of what is supposed to be his own Party.  Recall Romney denounced Trump before the 2016 election.  After Trump won, Romney, in true collaborator fashion, shamelessly tried to have Trump appoint him Secretary of State.  He didn’t get the job, so he turned on Trump again, becoming the leader of The Resistance in the Senate.  As one who is willing to change sides whenever it most benefits him, Romney does harken back to the days of the French Resistance, not as a resistance fighter, but as another Pierre.  Pierre Laval.  Laval was the Premier of the Nazi Puppet Vichy government, set up after the Nazis conquered France in 1940.  Laval was a collaborator.  He betrayed France, and tried to appease Germany by providing French citizens as slave laborers for German industries, and by deporting Jews, 90% of whom were killed by the Nazis.  After the war, the French executed Pierre Laval.  Pierre Delecto won’t face a firing squad, but if Donald Trump is reelected that collaborator may wish that he had.