[Alberta's Child]

There’s no getting around the fact that U.S. Senators are generally weak, ineffective people who shouldn’t be expected to lead anything more substantive than the Pledge of Allegiance.

[Mr Ramsbotham]

There’s no getting around the fact that U.S. Senators are generally weak, ineffective people who shouldn’t be expected to lead anything more substantive than the Pledge of Allegiance.

Their sole interest seems to be in maintaining the status quo.

[Jeff Chandler]

There’s no getting around the fact that U.S. Senators are generally weak, ineffective people who shouldn’t be expected to lead anything more substantive than the Pledge of Allegiance.

Close.

U.S. Senators, as well as everybody else in D.C., are entirely self-serving. They believe in nothing but accumulating wealth and power. Most of these schlubs are also total perverts, and going against the Deep State puts them at risk for exposure. Any stance or display of leadership is just for show; strategized and calculated.

Sessions probably calculated his support for Trump's election was worth the risk, but his support for Trump's presidency was not.

[nevermorelenore]

When Senate seats went to Popular Vote instead of by State legislatures, it became a waste. And no new members in Congress to Adequately represent the population, too. They are like Little Kings, now. We are not represented in Washington