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dutch777

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6. It will be interesting to see if some GOPers start to push back and make waves as there is a reconning coming 2026.

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Wed Nov 5, 2025, 10:45 AM

Nov 5

Many will stay the course due to missing a spine and a brain and maybe having no better idea, but some in swing districts may be forced to get on a new path or seek a new vocation.

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Where do Republican lawmakers go from here? Into oblivion with Trump? Or stand up for the only thing they care about? [View all] Doodley Nov 5 OP

Both. efhmc Nov 5 #1

They're in too deep. Their master is telling them to hit the gas pedal Arazi Nov 5 #2

They're going to double-down on the bullsh!t.... LeftinOH Nov 5 #3

And with every excess they will alienate more of the public. pat_k Nov 5 #7

Self preservation wins C_U_L8R Nov 5 #4

Little cracks became bigger cracks (tariff votes, MTG). Those cracks will widen and multiply. pat_k Nov 5 #5

It will be interesting to see if some GOPers start to push back and make waves as there is a reconning coming 2026. dutch777 Nov 5 #6