The sad thing is the Republicans had a conservative, pro Trump candidate, Dr Cowan, who actually lived in the district. But the voters went for the Reality TV quality candidate.
I don’t think Pelosi wants Greene to stay in Congress, simply because Greene is too unserious and too much of a distraction.
In fact, I have here a dramatic re-enactment of Pelosi advising the GOP on how they should deal with Greene
Has Q said anything recently? I don’t think Q has spoken since before the election.
I sense the redolence of disharmony and a schism in the air.
It’s not a rabbit hole. It’s a time-travel tunnel, created by mole people working for George Soros.
Trump couldn’t like this. No "Noble Prize " for you, jerk. Don’t worry though. Jared will join you in the failure to receive one.
GOP => QOP ?
Yes, that is a sentence you silly Ruby script.
The Libertarians will double their pathetic showing in future elections, but at least they’ll be analogous to the Green Party in doing so.
Not completely sincere apologies to Ralph Nader and Dr. Stein.
“The Democrats would never throw her out. They want her to be the definition of what a Republican is,” Sterling told Politico. “They’re gonna give her every opportunity to speak and be heard and look crazy — like what came out Wednesday, the Jewish space laser to start fires. I mean, I don’t know how far down the rabbit hole you go.”
Hold on for a minute there, Gabe. Speaking as a Democrat who used to be a Republican, I suppose there are a few Democrats who want what you suggest, but I also suspect that there are a very large number of us who think that we’re Americans, and we see Greene as someone who needs to be thoroughly repudiated and tossed in the garbage heap of history because she makes us ALL look bad.
So yeah, she’s “cray-cray” all right, but in America we have places where we put the stuff that’s rotting and stinks really bad, and it’s called the dump. It’s not supposed to be Congress.
It’s a glass floor and they’ve all fallen through it. (See: @daveyjones64 re “Rabbit hole,” supra.)
“They’re gonna give her every opportunity to speak and be heard and look crazy — like what came out Wednesday, the Jewish space laser to start fires. I mean, I don’t know how far down the rabbit hole you go.”
Dems – and especially the press – need to hammer the GOP on this every single day.
Lots of Republicans in this Congress spout kook theory, but she’s the only one to spout public, explicit, and unapologetic anti-Semitism.
Either McCarthy, McConnell, and the rest of GOP leadership are on board with Jew-baiting, or they’re not.
Let’s get them on the record, by relentlessly and persistently bedeviling them with this question.
I realize, that as a gentile, I have no say in the matter, but could we consider calling it the Oyvayser?
In regard to overstating Greene’s influence, that is not the question.
The question is the influence of “deplorables” within the GOP and how those deplorables would respond to the GOP supporting Greene being expelled from Congress. As to her being “primaried”, that is a completely different issue. But let me just say the GOP of today is far different than the pre-Gingrich (1990) GOP and that has much to do with its changing base, the process of racist Whites leaving the Dem Party over Civil Rights.
LOL
Why yes…but there are reprehensible, opportunistic twits that keep urging her on…and she ‘thinks’ that means she is doing something ‘right’.
I am not speaking of the national GOP, only of the GA GOP. And they have a long history of preferring bland candidates. Johnny Isakson was their ideal. David Perdue was actually a pretty bland candidate, too before he got caught with insider trading.
They don’t like their politicians seeking headlines.
So sure, she may garner some national attention and even support. But the state party is going to be against her.
Grifting is easier when no one is looking.
That’s a gevalt suggestion.
“In disarray”…