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6. We can be sure they are being well paid to do it. That is their primary motivation..

Fri Feb 26, 2021, 04:17 PM

Feb 2021

Whatever their sponsors require.

You can be sure that if there was something in the bill to suit their owners they would be for that, too.

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The GOP might oppose one of the most popular bills in decades. How risky is that? [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Feb 2021 OP

Not too risky TheRealNorth Feb 2021 #1

Agreed. The Dems need to start campaigning NOW. LastLiberal in PalmSprings Feb 2021 #2

I'm running for re-election to School Board in my town AllyCat Feb 2021 #7

K and R...Thank You for Posting This Article... Stuart G Feb 2021 #3

Fortunately for them, they have a bewildering constituency. BobTheSubgenius Feb 2021 #4

yet people continue to vote for them... dhill926 Feb 2021 #5

They know it's very risky. Mr.Bill Feb 2021 #8

Twitter followup: Rhiannon12866 Feb 2021 #9

Easy one. The retrumplican constituents are not their electorate. Jakes Progress Feb 2021 #11