[Dilbert San Diego]

My thoughts too.

It’s one thing for us to be critical of Mitch McConnell on various issues. But it’s another thing if we want to talk about replacing him as leader , and who would replace him. Does anyone have any ideas who would be a good replacement?

I hate to think we would have internal infighting to replace him as leader and still end up in the same place we are now.

[joesbucks]

I don’t think it’s possible to have an unbreakable agenda and govern at the same time.

[StAnDeliver]

"It’s one thing for us to be critical of Mitch McConnell on various issues. But it’s another thing if we want to talk about replacing him as leader , and who would replace him. Does anyone have any ideas who would be a good replacement?"

First of all, he ain't goin' short of being primaried.

Secondly, he ain't bein' primaried.

Nothing but tomato cans thrown at Miotch since the very beginning where he edged Huddleston in the general.

In Miotch's first primary in '84, they ran 3 tomato cans at him, who split 21% among themselves evenly, like 3 Scotsmen and one wet match LOFL.

Here was the tomato juice spilled in 2020:

Here's a view on the tomato-canned runner-up:

"Golden referenced news coverage of Morgan’s loss in the 2018 Republican state House primary to Deanna Frazier. In a Facebook post on election night, Morgan announced that he was leaving the Republican Party and supporting the Democratic nominee, Morgan Eaves.

“Tonight the GOP lost a true conservative and patriot. I will no longer be associated with the Republican Party,” Morgan wrote.

The next day, Morgan said he had changed his mind."

Owns a liquor package store. LOFL.