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In reply to the discussion: Anyone else get the feeling this really is near the end for Trump? [View all]spooky3
(34,450 posts)43. I agree with the replies to me. And dixiegrrrrl, I think Pence's up to his eyeballs in other issues
as well. But I don't know if he'll skate--maybe the investigators will focus almost exclusively on Trump.
"Mueller Time" can't come soon enough, and I hope it's not the disappointment that Fitzmas was.
And, technically, the line of succession continues with other Republicans, so taking Pence down will simply mean a delay, with regard to Solly's point about someone signing off on the Repub. agenda (another reason why the midterms are so important).
My point was just that they do NOT have to stick with Trump in order to get their agenda enacted. But they will continue to do so as long as they fear losing the base, being exposed as being entangled in all the Russian deals themselves, etc.
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I agree with the replies to me. And dixiegrrrrl, I think Pence's up to his eyeballs in other issues
spooky3
Aug 2017
#43
Yeah except Republicans listen to their masters...the CEOs and their lobbyists
titaniumsalute
Aug 2017
#38
As long as 75% of Republicans are supporting him and Congress is controlled by Republicans
mnhtnbb
Aug 2017
#12
I feel like he continues to spiral down, but I just don't have any idea where the bottom is.
smirkymonkey
Aug 2017
#18