Kamala would not change a thing.

[A2SG]

Serious question: If Trump really has that much power to "sink" bipartisan bills now, why should we think that Harris will be able to pass bills with Trump lurking around on the outside if she's elected? I mean, the way Democrats talk, they must believe Trump has this incredibly ability to thwart bills. Won't that continue to be an issue if Harris is elected?

Yeah, probably. Trump's "incredible ability" is simply that the GOP pretty much just does whatever he tells them to do. That's it. So, when Kamala is President, if Trump decides to remain a gadfly in politics, and tells his loyal acolytes to quash this bill or that one, they'll probably do it. It would be akin to when Mitch McConnell did everything he could to thwart anything President Obama tried to do, no matter what...except without Trump being in an elective office. Trump can be the unofficial Demagogue in Chief so long as the GOP kowtows to him.

Hopefully, they'll wise up...but if they haven't by now, well, I'm not all that hopeful. Still, if he's a two-time loser for the oval office, maybe the GOP won't still consider him the fearless leader of the party; and depending on the outcome of the many criminal charges he's still facing, maybe other things will change as well. Who knows? All I can say is, if he loses next month and goes away...whether to Mar A Lago or somewhere else, we'll all be better off.

-- A2SG, in my oh so very humble opinion, of course....

 

[KCfromNC]

Historically unpopular with the increasingly radical left.

And with middle of the road voters, if the results of the previous presidential elections tell us anything.

 

[KCfromNC]

Serious question: If Trump really has that much power to "sink" bipartisan bills now, why should we think that Harris will be able to pass bills with Trump lurking around on the outside if she's elected?

I guess that's a question for voters who have the option to vote against the Congresspeople who did his bidding.

 

[MrMoe]

Which is not Trump 1.0, so I can put up with that.

 

[MrMoe]

Seems like right wing messaging is still fumbling around trying to find some way to make sure all of the effort putting into demonizing Biden isn't wasted.

Pointing out facts isn't demonizing.

 

[Yttrium]

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I'm not a Harris supporter. I was hoping to vote Republican for president this time around.

 

[KCfromNC]

Pointing out facts isn't demonizing.

Let us know when the GOP talking points rise to that level. Until then, my point stands.