If they get rid of Donald, Joe might be able to deal with Mitch, while the DOJ is trying to screw the fuck into the ground. I think everybody in the know, knows Donald won't be around for long after Jan 20th, he will be indicted, plead, muzzled and jailed, for breaking the court order in quick succession, his trial won't take very long either, there is a very strong case against individual #1. If the justice system goes back to normal operation, those sealed indictments had better be there in the SDNY safe, or someone will want to know why not.
Don't worry about Joe, he knows who he is dealing with, so does his chief of staff Ron Klein. The level of bipartisanship depends on the results of the Georgia election and some of that talk has to do with that race. Mitch ain't as stupid as Donald and is feeling heat from his senators, who are suppose to represent their states, though ya would never know it.
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Some Democrats worry the president-elect's talk of bipartisanship sets him up for failure.
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Biden predicted a GOP 'epiphany' after the election. Trump's standing in the way.
Some Democrats worry the president-elect's talk of bipartisanship sets him up for failure.
WASHINGTON — President-elect Joe Biden predicted that Republicans would have an "epiphany" after President Donald Trump lost. Three weeks after the election, there's no sign of it.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., still hasn't acknowledged Biden as president-elect. And, like most Republicans, he hasn't condemned Trump's unprecedented attempts to overturn the will of the voters.
While McConnell has been silent on Biden's early Cabinet nominees, some ambitious senators are already criticizing the group, which includes Antony Blinken for Secretary of State and Alejandro Mayorkas to run Homeland Security.
The GOP response to the election is an ominous sign for Biden's pitch to usher in a new era of unity and bipartisanship. Even in defeat, Trump's presence looms large and Republicans remain wary of offending his followers. Trump may have to leave office but he gets to take with him one of his most powerful weapons to shape party behavior: His Twitter account.
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