Divide and Conquer.

[Fire Walk With Me]

Are the Republicans purposefully attempting to create a single-party government in perpetuity?

[yourout]

1. duh.........ya think?

Like Apollo 13 if we get our country back it will be by the thinest of margins.

[Fire Walk With Me]

3. It's been evident since the Reagan years. I'm just asking the opinion of others

to repeat the point in no uncertain terms, and to raise the question "what now", because if we fight them, they'll have a reason to reveal their true ugliness.

What to do?

[bryant69]

2. Are we?

I sure as hell don't want Republicans in power ever again. Do you?

Bryant
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[Fire Walk With Me]

4. They and their type have certainly shown an inability to consider the needs of the nation as a whole

so no, they do not deserve the slightest bit of power and influence.

[LakeSamish706]

5. My problem (up until today of course) I wasn't exactlly sure who the Majority was! n/t

[Buzz Clik]

6. The question doesn't make sense to me.

Most Republicans are conservative, and most Democrats are liberal/progressive. The only way for the Republicans to create a single party would be for all of them to become liberals and join us.

Surely you are not suggesting that is what's happening.

[Fire Walk With Me]

8. Or to use strategy and tactics to make it impossible for Democrats to engage in the process of

government.

:shrug:

[Buzz Clik]

9. Ok, I understand now, and I'll vote "no."

Any procedural garbage they create can be used against them as well when the tables are turned.

For example, when the GOP-controlled Congress made it possible for a sitting President to be subpoened for a civil lawsuit (Clinton/Paula Jones), they opened the door for a lot of nuisances.

[Fire Walk With Me]

10. Thanks for voting.

[GP6971]

7. I'd say it's pretty obvious n/t