No.
The members of the party vote for primary candidates in the primary.
The winner of the primary goes on to the general election.
Voting procedures are up to each state. The constitution gives the states that power.

Dems would have to modify their proposals so that Republicans would be willing to vote with them.
Lefties would howl bloody murder but the Republicans know politics is a long game & they play it better.
So many in our party would prefer nothing to something Republicans would agree to, here we are.

It's because today's Republicans never break ranks, unlike back then when there was a Republican vote for a moderated ACA.
www.alternatehistory.com/forum/thread...

Im sorry, but if you can't understand the difference between a numerical majority & a party majority, we'll, you & i wouldn't have been in the same reading group in 3rd grade.

I didn't do that.
I said that if YOUR PARTY IS IN THE MINORITY, you need to convince enough members of the other party to cross over and give you a majority vote.
"Majority" meaning more than 50% of members vote the same way, regardless of party affiliation.
Don't you understand that?

Priorities

The Republican convention passed out signs for attendees to wave that said "MASS DEPORTATION NOW!"

"Basically???"

You google them for me if you know they exist.

You forgot that there were some Dems who weren't all on board with it.
Like I said, if you're in the minority, you have to pull in votes from the other side.
At the time, members didn't march in lockstep. Some Republicans voted for it, some Dems were against it.
It was modified to get a majority.

You said political accountability, judicial accountability is a different matter.
Our constitution makes the court the last word on almost everything.
Our founders never visualized Americans agreeing to elect the rot & corruption of someone like Trump, but they dont seem to want women in charge.

Then if you are in the minority of voters & your party is in the minority in Congress, what do you expect they can do?
They dont have enough votes to pass anything.

Thats in the Senate, not congress.
Nancy Pelosi was the most effective speaker in US history because she had a solid majority of Dems.

There is accountability.

It's called elections.

The fact that they don't turn out the way you want just means that not enough voters think the same way you do.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

Your reasoning is incorrect & has no modern counterpart.

When did the GOP block everything when they were in the minority?

The Congressional minority has NO power unless they can convince enough members of the majority to vote with them to make a MAJORITY.

Hence, the need for bipartisan bills. They are the only chance the minority has to get anything.

The solution is clear