@mbleicher.bsky.social
Gallego's accomodationism disqualifies him from any further leadership in the party in my opinion. People were hyping him up after the election as someone who could win in a red/purple state, but the necessary response to this crisis is not bipartisanship.
Such soft, weak, gentle lecturing. Foolish offer of compromise. It's like pretending the person who is punching you in the face is just trying to shake hands but keeps missing. "Oh, I really want to shake hands, but you keep punching me, so maybe we can find common ground here and--" *is punched*
Ruben Gallego on Fox & Friends: "I'm sure there was some reasoning behind the directive, but the fallout is going to be much larger than that. This is why it's important that the president try to work with Congress. We're here to work in a bipartisan manner."
January 29, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Gallego's accomodationism disqualifies him from any further leadership in the party in my opinion. People were hyping him up after the election as someone who could win in a red/purple state, but the necessary response to this crisis is not bipartisanship.