Posted on 12/11/2019 4:29:26 AM PST by kathsua
Intelligent Democrats could end the impeachment nonsense if enough of them leave their brain dead party to start a new party I'll refer to as the "Y2K" party [to use a non-political term]. With enough members, the "Y2K" party could form a new majority coalition with the Republicans to take control of the House. The coalition agreement should allow Y2K members to keep their committee positions and seniority. .
The coalition might issue a statement that coalition members want to work together to develop compromise approaches to controversial issues. A compromise on immigration could involve Congress providing money to hire border people to build the wall and get green cards.
Speaker Pelosi couldn't punish those who leave her party to be part of a new majority coalition.
Intelligent Democrats, isn’t that like jumbo shrimp? More like a chimera, they don’t exist.
The idea that something like this could happen is absolutely ludicrous.
meh...most are communists..and as such either sociopsychopaths or dementeds
“He who is not a républicain at twenty compels one to
doubt the generosity of his heart; but he who, after thirty,
persists, compels one to doubt the soundness of his
mind.” Anselme Polycarpe Batbie (19th century academic
jurist).
Intelligent Democrats? No such animal ever existed.
Such behavior would require the removal of Pelosi’s shock collars.
Sadly liberalism is a mental disease.
DemocRats don’t get elected due to their ‘intelligence’.
They let others handle details.. like the Russians, MI6, the CIa and those diehard Ukrainians (Ask the Ruushians how hard it is to kill them).
Most Dems in office can’t find the Exit door to their office even if you point their gurney at it head first.
Collin Peterson (D-MN07).
James R. McClure Jr.
Jeffersonian Anti-Federalist Democrat
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