One afternoon of Hannity does not whiplash make. I agree 100% with your concern, but at the same time I understand how contested this senate seat is: if Loeffler can't survive a single, measly, home-state primary, she was never a fit.
On the topic of impeachment, fortunately even if she voted in favor it wouldn't matter, and if she did the entire state party would be torn down by the public.
For the moment, I will watch and see how this all plays out. Maybe Kemp really does have another incredible gamble that will pay off, or else this is the point where his tenure as governor comes to a close.
> It's a mentality of underestimating your opponent.
It's a mentality of giving your "teammate" enough rope to hang themselves. As an aside, Erick son of Erick has failed to note the serious shift in minority voting patterns and even failed to note the even earlier shifts in less noticeable groups. The US is in the midst of another great political realignment, and the suburbs don't matter any more than anywhere else now. He tolerates Loeffler because of that take, while we see tens of other better candidates, one of whom will take her out only months into her appointment.
> The whiplash is already here
One afternoon of Hannity does not whiplash make. I agree 100% with your concern, but at the same time I understand how contested this senate seat is: if Loeffler can't survive a single, measly, home-state primary, she was never a fit.
On the topic of impeachment, fortunately even if she voted in favor it wouldn't matter, and if she did the entire state party would be torn down by the public.
For the moment, I will watch and see how this all plays out. Maybe Kemp really does have another incredible gamble that will pay off, or else this is the point where his tenure as governor comes to a close.
> It's a mentality of underestimating your opponent.
It's a mentality of giving your "teammate" enough rope to hang themselves. As an aside, Erick son of Erick has failed to note the serious shift in minority voting patterns and even failed to note the even earlier shifts in less noticeable groups. The US is in the midst of another great political realignment, and the suburbs don't matter any more than anywhere else now. He tolerates Loeffler because of that take, while we see tens of other better candidates, one of whom will take her out only months into her appointment.
Have you checked my post history? If you haven't, do that and try it again.
I'm willing to give the governor a couple weeks to prove his choice, after that he's done if he fails. He will probably fail.