Good for them, but you have to wonder: why be in a traitorous party if you’re not a traitor yourself.
Maybe in some cases, the party changed since they joined, and it’s a bipolar electoral system that effectively kills splits.
Perhaps they are still traitors, they just got something else they wanted this time?
They dont want to be hammered on killing “the border restriction for foreign aid” bill, so they are approving the foreign aid part to have something to point at in order to deflect.
In ridiculous happenstance, they give Democrats what they wanted to begin with in order to deny Biden an election year win on the border. In order to get Republican votes by drumming up border fear, they voted down a Republican bill that would have “fixed” the border.
The party was captured after they joined or realized what they were getting into. The question is why stay, and the answer is they’re addicts to the drug of power.
Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia
Bill Cassidy of Louisiana
Susan Collins of Maine
John Cornyn of Texas
Joni Ernst of Iowa
Chuck Grassley of Iowa
John Kennedy of Lousiana
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky
Jerry Moran of Kansas
Lisa Murkowski of Alaska
Mitt Romney of Utah
Mike Rounds of South Dakota
Dan Sullivan of Alaska
Thom Tillis of North Carolina
John Thune of South Dakota
Roger Wicker of Mississippi
Todd Young of Indiana
Surprised to not see Cotton and Graham. Theyre two of the more vocal supporters of Ukraine.
Graham will vocally support anything that gets him on TV and promptly not vote for it. I want to punch that dumb overweight ventriloquist dummy in the throat every time I hear his voice.
The fact that Mitch is on the list means this is a whole lot of hot air and not much else.