DC Unrest Megathread

[KaiserDave]

Is Lindsey Graham drunk?

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

How the hell has it not been two hours yet?!

[HisGrace]

"Trump and I, we've had a hell of a journey"

Does that mean they had sex?

[ultraviolet]

Lindsey Graham says if Gore can accept 5-4, he can accept Wisconsin SC's 4-3

[Born to Slay. Forced to Work.]

Is Lindsey Graham drunk?

I can tell you that just how we are here

[Former Crackhead Mike Lindell]

Wow: Lindsey Graham DEFIANTLY and BRAVELY accepts election results. Inspiring.

[fluffypanther19]

this has been one crazy day

[Born to Slay. Forced to Work.]

Graham has realized the sea change so now he’s gotten back to being more moderate

[Joe Biden 2024]

this has been one crazy day

That's one way of putting it.

[Storr]

Lindsey Graham says if Gore can accept 5-4, he can accept Wisconsin SC's 4-3

Now he's talking about F-16s....he also said he prayed Joe Biden would lose

[Badger]

Is it fair to say Hawley and Cruz are screwed as far as 2024?

Never say never, but I do think based on anecdotes that this has seriously damaged their reputations among a general electorate.

I despised Cruz from long before this, and I am certainly not even entertaining the thought of voting for Hawley now. At this point, I may vote for Kamala Harris (who I still dislike) against any plausible Republican nominee in 2024. I certainly would vote for Biden again if he runs for reelection.

If any person at this point thinks about voting for any Republican at any level who is not absolutely aggressively working to extricate the poison of trumpism from not only the GOP but from America itself, any good person should not remotely consider voting for that candidate.

Sorry Republicans and conservatives, but if the choice now comes down to Bernie Sanders or AOC versus a republican doesn't do more than say well, mistakes were made, you either vote for that far is liberal, writing Ronald Reagan, or you and unamerican and unpatriotic scoundrel.

The very future of our country is a democracy is at stake, and right now the Republican party needs literally about 80 to 90% burned out branch and root to change that. Suck it up, or never fly the flag on your front porch for stand for the national anthem again, because doing so is nothing more than hypocrisies

[NYSforKennedy2024]

Graham not letting John McCain down.

[brucejoel99]

Is.. is this the return of the old Lindsey Graham?

[It's Perro Sanxe wot won it]

Graham not letting John McCain down.

For once

[randomusername]

Wow: Lindsey Graham DEFIANTLY and BRAVELY accepts election results. Inspiring.

After sowing doubt for months.

[ultraviolet]

We're still on Arizona?!

[Never Made it to Graceland]

Graham has realized the sea change so now he’s gotten back to being more moderate

Still one of the biggest cowards ever.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

How the hell has it not been two hours yet?!

Seriously, can someone explain how they count time for these purposes?

[Santander]

Oh, so now Lindsey Graham decides to accept reality.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Has anyone voted Aye yet?

[DINGO Joe]

If Romney acted a little more like this and less like a Thatcherite Robot in 2012 he might have had a better chance.

Spoiler alert--not an act

[ultraviolet]

Seriously, a roll call? So this is why they never get anything done

[Badger]

Chief of Staff to the First Lady has resigned:

https://twitter.com/KateBennett_DC/status/1346976842159427586?s=20

Meh. I read her statement and it was all flowery about how honoured she was to work with Melania and all the good she did and all the accomplishments of this Administration. This was by no means the resignation out of moral disgust. She just couldn't take the heat in the kitchen anymore.

[Calthrina950]

Is it fair to say Hawley and Cruz are screwed as far as 2024?

Never say never, but I do think based on anecdotes that this has seriously damaged their reputations among a general electorate.

I despised Cruz from long before this, and I am certainly not even entertaining the thought of voting for Hawley now. At this point, I may vote for Kamala Harris (who I still dislike) against any plausible Republican nominee in 2024. I certainly would vote for Biden again if he runs for reelection.

If any person at this point thinks about voting for any Republican at any level who is not absolutely aggressively working to extricate the poison of trumpism from not only the GOP but from America itself, any good person should not remotely consider voting for that candidate.

Sorry Republicans and conservatives, but if the choice now comes down to Bernie Sanders or AOC versus a republican doesn't do more than say well, mistakes were made, you either vote for that far is liberal, writing Ronald Reagan, or you and unamerican and unpatriotic scoundrel.

The very future of our country is a democracy is at stake, and right now the Republican party needs literally about 80 to 90% burned out branch and root to change that. Suck it up, or never fly the flag on your front porch for stand for the national anthem again, because doing so is nothing more than hypocrisies

I'm not sure if you're addressing this towards me, or towards the "blue" avatars on here. I've been asked before whether or not if I'd vote for Harris if someone like Tom Cotton were the Republican nominee, and I said, yes, I'd vote for her. I've actually expanded upon my willingness to vote for her today if necessary. That doesn't mean that I have to like her.

[Gass3268]

Has anyone voted Aye yet?

Blackburn