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Rommney, maybe? A lot of the shaky senators were more or less fully committed after the Kavenague thing. I think left wingers dramatically underestimate how significant that whole fiasco was in solidifying GOP allegiance, at least for now.

Yeah, it really seems to be little more than "why be punched in the face today if I can put it off till tomorrow?" or "If I stick fingers in my ears, close my eyes, and sing for a bit, all this will just blow over". Maybe she's making a hail mary pass that Republican incompetence can somehow...

... what do they think will come of this? I mean, at least the Clinton impeachment seemed to have changed some people's minds, and that process got some Clinton cronies, and got Clinton disbared from law. This one has already cost them 1 congressman, and pushed Trump higher in the polls, so the...

... Gate guard really isn't that hard, unless your doing something weird or you have a lot of rowdy drunks coming around. Mostly its just boring from my understanding of it. Probably a better job than dishwashing, which at least has some manual requirements.

Since when did quid pro quo become illegal in foreign dealings? Isn't that, well, every foreign deal? In fact, thats the "deal" part of the thing? This seems awfully like saying doing foreign politics, or politics in general, is illegal.

I'd say betting against the survival of and thriving of the democratic party is like betting against the survival or the Torries: these are parties who have been able to place themselves where they needed to be for power for hundreds of years. These are both factions who managed to align...

Well, other career politicians. Pence can probably be trusted to not rock the boat as much as Trump, and like Bush be overall completely harmless to their actual programs. Plus it will be easier to paint Pence as the kind of Republican their comfortable and skilled at fighting/discrediting...