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10. There are down-sides to going either way.

Mon Oct 26, 2020, 11:58 AM

Oct 2020

It speaks to the lack of planning by the GOP that they are stuck with two painful choices. Sometimes political expediency has no upside.

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McConnell's folly: [View all] Eyeball_Kid Oct 2020 OP

Interesting theory Sherman A1 Oct 2020 #1

Just common sense. Eyeball_Kid Oct 2020 #8

I don't see the SC seat as the end game Sherman A1 Oct 2020 #9

Not really Polybius Oct 2020 #15

Spot on. Wellstone ruled Oct 2020 #14

Confirming her after will make her nomination seem illegitimate. Renew Deal Oct 2020 #3

There are down-sides to going either way. Eyeball_Kid Oct 2020 #10

He might be seeing that they've lost the Senate anyway, Qutzupalotl Oct 2020 #4

IMO, McConnell will retire if the Senate flips. n/t Eyeball_Kid Oct 2020 #13

Yep. Eyeball_Kid Oct 2020 #11

+1 crickets Oct 2020 #17

It won't "end his career". It caps it. maxsolomon Oct 2020 #12

Within the CNN undecided voter panel for the last debate there was a cry baby Oct 2020 #16

Time to fight back and take no prisoners. UCmeNdc Oct 2020 #18