Mitch McConnell is a no vote on the SAVE ACT.

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/C_3C_3/status/2024127210177609730

[Canuck Conservative]

China must be against the SAVE Act.

[MeganC]

Fuggin' Turtle strikes again! 

[Cyber Liberty]

Color me surprised.  Meanwhile his successor is playing a double game, co-sponsoring SAVE while allowing a zombie Filibuster to kill it.

[corbe]

    This is why I don't Vote anymore, haven't since 2012. 

    It is apparently not in Trump's Wheelhouse to fix this Voter $hit.

    What a wasted opportunity we had by voting for the 'shiny squirrel' that makes liberals head explode.

[Cyber Liberty]

    This is why I don't Vote anymore, haven't since 2012. 

    It is apparently not in Trump's Wheelhouse to fix this Voter $hit.

    What a wasted opportunity we had by voting for the 'shiny squirrel' that makes liberals head explode.

Trump does not sell his name, "T-H-U-N-E." 

[corbe]

    WTF does that mean @Cyber~Trump has made his Living by selling his NAME to buildings. 

    Those evil ba$bleep stole the 2020 election from him.

    My prediction: They will steal the midterms and the '28 from Vance because Trump is too busy with his beef w/Rosie.

[libertybele]

https://twitter.com/C_3C_3/status/2024127210177609730

I believe he knows exactly how he voted and he voted out of sheer spite; he's an evil SOB.

[corbe]

   And Trump endorsed him TWICE.

[Cyber Liberty]

    WTF does that mean @Cyber~Trump has made his Living by selling his NAME to buildings. 

    Those evil ba$bleep stole the 2020 election from him.

    My prediction: They will steal the midterms and the '28 from Vance because Trump is too busy with his beef w/Rosie.

You complain Trump is not getting his agenda through Congress, but you fail to note the one Senator the most responsible for holding up laws like the SAVE Act.  That's WTF I mean.

[corbe]

   Thune is a symptom of the problem, before it was Mitch and McCarthy. 
   I'm in pessimistic mode @Cyber Liberty and I don't believe the nutless wonders, Republicants, can fix this.

[verga]

I really miss the 2 party system.
And I hate the 17th amendment.

[MeganC]

I really miss the 2 party system.
And I hate the 17th amendment.

 

[Cyber Liberty]

   Thune is a symptom of the problem, before it was Mitch and McCarthy. 
   I'm in pessimistic mode @Cyber Liberty and I don't believe the nutless wonders, Republicants, can fix this.

I'm not about to disagree with you about that!   

[libertybele]

   And Trump endorsed him TWICE.

I get that but Trump needed to try to sway McConnell to his side as much as possible.  McConnell swore he was going to be a one-term president -- so Trump endorsed him to get votes, to get some cooperation from him, heck he even made his wife Secy of Labor. 

McConnell has a reputation of not allowing conservatives running to unseat his selected incumbents; incumbents that learned to nod to McConnell or he'd make their lives miserable.

It was all about the votes for Trump and some cooperation to get 'McConnell's team of idiots' to vote for what the GOP needed.

He'll be stepping down, but not soon enough.

[libertybele]

   Thune is a symptom of the problem, before it was Mitch and McCarthy. 
   I'm in pessimistic mode @Cyber Liberty and I don't believe the nutless wonders, Republicants, can fix this.

Let's not forget to throw Boehner in with the nutless wonders. The GOP can't fix anything if there aren't enough conservatives to make a difference. Time after time after time, Bohner, McConnell, McCarthy, Thune, McCain and on down the line sided with the DEMS.   

In retrospect, even though the outcome hasn't been all that great Johnson has at least tried to get the nutty wonders in line.

I'm as pessimistic as you are @corbe.  The upcoming mid terms are either going to make or break this country.

[andy58-in-nh]

Have you ever noticed: with the GOP you feel like you're waiting for a train that never comes?

[Cyber Liberty]

Have you ever noticed: with the GOP you feel like you're waiting for a train that never comes?

Sort of like Amtrak, except with Amtrak the train eventually arrives six hours late.

[rustynail]

Have you ever noticed: with the GOP you feel like you're waiting for a train that never comes?

Love in vain..

[Right_in_Virginia]

Term limits in 2020 would have prevented this.

[Fishrrman]

Cyber muses:
"Sort of like Amtrak, except with Amtrak the train eventually arrives six hours late."

Hey, I take issue with that.
I usually made it in on time or just a few minutes behind...

Unless something big went wrong  (engine failed and could not be revived -- but that only happend 5, 6 times in 30 years...)

[Cyber Liberty]

Cyber muses:
"Sort of like Amtrak, except with Amtrak the train eventually arrives six hours late."

Hey, I take issue with that.
I usually made it in on time or just a few minutes behind...

Unless something big went wrong  (engine failed and could not be revived -- but that only happend 5, 6 times in 30 years...)

I've only ridden Amtrak twice, and it's run hours late both times.  Around 1980.   

[corbe]

   Never rode a Train, perhaps that is why @Fishrrman dislikes me so.

[libertybele]

   Never rode a Train, perhaps that is why @Fishrrman dislikes me so.

Last time I rode a train was when I was in my early 20's -- friends and I rode from Detroit to Toronto.  Interesting travels. Bar in the back of the train and Canadian liquor has a tad higher alcohol content.  (good memories)

[roamer_1]

Cyber muses:
"Sort of like Amtrak, except with Amtrak the train eventually arrives six hours late."

Hey, I take issue with that.
I usually made it in on time or just a few minutes behind...

Unless something big went wrong  (engine failed and could not be revived -- but that only happend 5, 6 times in 30 years...)

I'll stand with you on that. Rode the Empire Builder a ton of times, Whitefish to Chicago, and Whitefish to Portland.

I would like to take a sleeper on Empire Builder, and Switch to City of New Orleans in Kankakee, to head down to see my brother down in Nashville.

I would rather take the train than any other form of mass transportation. I have always had a good time on Amtrak. 

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

I've only ridden Amtrak twice, and it's run hours late both times.  Around 1980.   

I took Amtrak Boston to new haven in 2009 and the Acela (Boston to Philly) in 2010. First experience was it being hours late and constantly breaking down. Latter experience was pretty good.

  Next time I'll just drive.

[roamer_1]

Last time I rode a train was when I was in my early 20's -- friends and I rode from Detroit to Toronto.  Interesting travels. Bar in the back of the train and Canadian liquor has a tad higher alcohol content.  (good memories)

I rode Amtrak a ton of times... Never saw my actual seat... I would grab my pack and camp out up on the observation deck, the whole dang way.

Other than the fifteen dollar crappy grilled cheeses, I have no other complaints.

I'd just bring my own, btw. A bag of rolls, a summer sausage, some mustard packets, and next thing you know, you're only buying coffee.

I couldn't get up on the observation deck anymore... But a sleeper suite would be the best way to travel. 

[Hoodat]

Mitch McConnell is a no vote on the SAVE ACT.

If only he was a 'no' vote when it came to handing out free shit for illegals and $2 trillion deficits.

[Hoodat]

Term limits in 2020 would have prevented this.

Not bailing out Mitch McConnell who was about to be primaried in 2014 would have prevented this.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Not bailing out Mitch McConnell who was about to be primaried in 2014 would have prevented this.

Who bailed out McConnell in 2014?