If McConnell and the Senate republicans obstruct and refuse to work with Democrats on the

[still_one]

pandemic, healthcare, etc. I am hopeful that they will pay the consequences if they do that in 2022, and it will be even more focused depending what the SC does with the ACA

[Uben]

1. Trump says he's running again in 2024

Does he think, if he wins, that he will be treated any differently than he's treating Biden now? No. He knows its game over once he's out of office. Hard to run a campaign from prison. So, this is Trump's last stand. He'll go kicking and screaming like the little person he is.

[still_one]

2. Yes

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3. Sadly there are 70 million Americans

who will vote for anyone with an R beside their name. If Trump pardoned Jerry Sandusky and he ran for office, Republicans would vote for him. I live in Trump country and I know a lot of Trumpers and none of them show a lick of critical thinking or reason. Trump followers are all cultists.

[ebbie15644]

4. they never pay the consequences

in fact they may use obstruction as a tool and gain seats in the house and senate. people seem to like chaos

[uponit7771]

6. +1, they did that in 16; they obstructed to the nth degree and blamed Obama admin for everything

... wrong under the sun.

No, just keep arresting them all and vote on legislature while kGOP govs continue to reassign other senators.

Might as well

[ebbie15644]

7. 70 percent of republicans already believe this election is illegitimate

[uponit7771]

8. They believe mostly anything they're told by their lord and savior Red Don. Its the proof that makes

... them look silly.

[uponit7771]

5. They wont, the messaging in the DNC is too lax for that to happen. Just put them all in jail and ...

... the state governors assign new ones every time for votes.

Wont have to do it but 3 or 4 times for really important legislature.

Just as good as any other tactic seeing Trump is going to be the leader of the kGOP until he dies and nothing is going to get done with them leading anything