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Lisa Murkowski
Susan Collins
Thom Tillis
David Valadao
Bryan Steil
Etc.
Every day, the entire National Conversation is laser-focused on What Democrats Must Do, & these supposedly "moderate" Republicans get total free passes. They're the ones who can end it all. Find them. Ask the hard questions.
Susan Collins
Thom Tillis
David Valadao
Bryan Steil
Etc.
Every day, the entire National Conversation is laser-focused on What Democrats Must Do, & these supposedly "moderate" Republicans get total free passes. They're the ones who can end it all. Find them. Ask the hard questions.
It is incredibly difficult to get folks to understand that there are literally 20-30 people in DC who could end all of this tomorrow, & all of them are Republicans in Congress, & no one in the National Conversation seems interested in paying attention to that.
September 30, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Lisa Murkowski
Susan Collins
Thom Tillis
David Valadao
Bryan Steil
Etc.
Every day, the entire National Conversation is laser-focused on What Democrats Must Do, & these supposedly "moderate" Republicans get total free passes. They're the ones who can end it all. Find them. Ask the hard questions.
Susan Collins
Thom Tillis
David Valadao
Bryan Steil
Etc.
Every day, the entire National Conversation is laser-focused on What Democrats Must Do, & these supposedly "moderate" Republicans get total free passes. They're the ones who can end it all. Find them. Ask the hard questions.
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To be clear, the two actions are not causally related. The pardons are only being announced now, but this was signed on Friday.
November 10, 2025 at 5:12 AM
To be clear, the two actions are not causally related. The pardons are only being announced now, but this was signed on Friday.
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It is a handicap in politics to be the party that genuinely believes in governance and is broadly opposed to continued suffering of constituents, and yet there is no future for anything but degradation and misery if the Republican Party under Trump cannot be made to suffer consequences for its acts.
November 9, 2025 at 11:39 PM
It is a handicap in politics to be the party that genuinely believes in governance and is broadly opposed to continued suffering of constituents, and yet there is no future for anything but degradation and misery if the Republican Party under Trump cannot be made to suffer consequences for its acts.