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Is Stewart someone the current CT GOP could get behind for a state level race?

@DarthOne Why the angry reaction?

Do you think there's truth to the speculation that Tuberville's confirmation blockade had an effect in the opposite direction?

In the highly likely event that this is true, do you think his ill-fated presidential run will have any significant effect, either positive or negative, on his gubernatorial campaign?

They don't really need the McConnell Playbook if they have a majority in one legislative house, let alone both. But if they're refusing to vote on nominees instead of having the guts to vote them down? Then never mind, you're spot on. Hmm, but it sounds like they do have the guts. From...

@49ersfootball I believe that should be part XXXII (drop the V and you skipped II)

The video where the inauguration is of a Republican is the only one that doesn't work for me. Coincidence?!?!

Gotta admit, though, it would have been pretty hilarious to have BOTH senators from the same state running against each other for governor.

Sure, and that's a change from how it's been the last few years with a Republican state senate, but it wasn't that long ago that Democrats last had a trifecta. Democrats will do things but I don't expect the state to become unrecognizable anytime soon.

That's true, but I'm not sure I understand the relevance. I doubt that had a very great impact on the DFL agenda writ large.

"for the first time in a decade" Eight years ago the state was in the same situation but with bigger majorities. I doubt things have changed that much.