[quantim]

How many GOPe members rushed over to shake Joetato’s hand?

[Wallace T.]

Given the mood of the Republican electorate, I would be surprised if any of them, unless you were like Mitt Romney and on your way out, would do so. Nikki Haley and the other challengers to Trump were routed in the primaries. In Texas, several RINOs were defeated at the state level, and the Speaker of the House has to face a runoff. Plus look at the wipeout of eight out of the 10 Republican representatives who voted to impeach Trump.

[slapshot]

GOPe shows what a bunch of cowards they are by not walking out and turning their backs on the Soviet era condemnation last night given by the satanic Godfather wannabe last night

[Liz]

After Biden’s SOTU bruising fall———

Biden Admin officials will fan out across the country
cnn.com, Donald Judd, 3/8/24

When President Joe Biden turns to the trail Friday, delivering campaign remarks from the suburbs of Philadelphia, he won’t be the only member of his administration taking their message to the road

— starting immediately, members of Biden’s Cabinet and senior administration officials will fan out across the country to highlight his domestic agenda.

Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled to travel to Arizona Friday for the latest stop on her Reproductive Freedoms Tour. On Saturday, she’ll travel to Las Vegas, Nevada — her 11th visit to the state since taking office in 2021.

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack will travel to Arizona on Monday for the National Farmers Union annual conference, while Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm and Interior Secretary Deb Haaland will head to Florida to highlight the administration’s climate policies during the Aspen Ideas conference.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg will highlight the administration’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in Philadelphia on Tuesday, while Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will travel to Kentucky on Wednesday to tout Biden’s economic agenda.

Small Business Administrator Isabel Guzman has stops in Missouri, Nevada, and Pennsylvania over the next two weeks, while the Environmental Protection Agency’s administrator, Michael Regan, will travel to Florida, California, and Oregon to tout the administration’s clean energy initiatives.

In addition, acting Labor Secretary Julie Su, Director of Intergovernmental Affairs Tom Perez, Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough, Education

Secretary Miguel Cardona and senior adviser to the President and Director of Public Engagement Steve Benjamin all have stops planned across the country through the end of the month.