GOP retirements in the House may indicate a "rush to the exits"

[Resha Caner]

Now my embarrassment turns to confusion. Were you just agreeing with me, or were you stating something else?

 

[FireDragon76]

Oh wow. Not really. I think it was in a thread started by @essentialsaltes but that was some time back.

[edit] Oh, wait. I thought this was a different thread. I need to read more carefully. You quoted the post I was thinking about. That's embarrassing.

My fault for resurrecting an old post. I just thought your analysis of the political situation was spot on. I've been following Millenials and esp. Gen Z here on the forum, and the GOP can't count on their issues being the issues of younger people forever: they genuinely look at the world differently from the rest of us caught up in older debates.

 

[Resha Caner]

My fault for resurrecting an old post. I just thought your analysis of the political situation was spot on. I've been following Millenials and esp. Gen Z here on the forum, and the GOP can't count on their issues being the issues of younger people forever: they genuinely look at the world differently from the rest of us caught up in older debates.

OK. Sorry. That was a total botch on my part.

Which just proves the intent of my other comment - that unfortunately I'm not the one who will influence you.

 

[essentialsaltes]

LINK

Rep. Phil Roe (R-Tenn.) announced Friday that he will not seek reelection, making the six-term lawmaker the latest House Republican to head for the doors.

 

[essentialsaltes]

GOP Rep. Ralph Abraham Announces Retirement, The 26th Republican To Do So

 

[essentialsaltes]

Sorry, old news. But Ballotopedia now has it as 27 GOP Representatives & 3 GOP senators.

Yoho will abide by his promise to serve only 4 terms and will not seek reelection this year.