To be clear the border is a mess and needs to be addressed. The Dems have abjectly failed in that regard. |
You know it was the Republicans who killed the border bill, right? On Trump's explicit instructions. |
You're using the word "strawman" wrong. It was an actual bill to codify an existing federal right to contraception. The Republicans voted against it. |
I don’t know how many times we have to explain this, but we know he’s a Republican, so we aren’t voting for him with the expectation that he’s caucusing with Democrats. I don’t however expect him to toe the MAGA line with crazy legislation. There is room for that in the Senate, not so much in the House. Hogan is not dumb, unless he really is aiming to be a 1 term Senator he cannot go full MAGA because his core constituency is non-MAGA moderates on both sides. |
With Project 2025, he doesn't care. 6 years is enough time to do massive amounts of damage. |
I’m sorry but nothing I have seen of Larry Hogan tells me he is cobbling together a coalition of moderates only to abandon that and go full MAGA once in the Senate, thus ensuring his fate as a 1 term wonder. I’m just not seeing it. |
No doubt the border bill was killed by Republicans playing politics, but the whole reason the bill was drafted was to try and rectify the already existing disaster at the border. |
So why do we need Hogan in the Senate? |
+1 Being able to vote Hogan out 6 years from now is small consolation when Trump’s next SC nominee could be on the Court for the next 45 years. |
He'd be another Susan Collins. He'd call himself a moderate, but when his vote matters, he'll toe the conservative line |
No, you’re just dumb. The bill was a strawman. It’s trying to suggest there’s a problem (“right wingers” proposing to ban birth control) that doesn’t exist. |
What about the Supreme Court? Bad legislation can be fixed in a year or two. Supreme Court justices serve for many decades. |
So there's a problem, Democrats tried to fix it, Republicans killed it and that's somehow the fault of Democrats? Logic doesn't seem to be your strong point. |
Thomas explicitly listed Griswold as one of the cases he'd like to overturn next in his Dobbs concurrence. When someone tells you what they're planning, listen. |
Moderate republicans don't do that. They just express shock when conservatives do the thing they promised to do |