I have a feeling that the next time the rules are laid down, the republicans will listen better.

[shraby]

They won't try to rely on disruption to set the narrative.

[woodsprite]

1. What makes you think that?

I couldn’t watch/listen to the hearing today so may have missed something not covered in the commentary.

[Generic Brad]

2. Listening and comprehending are two different things

That means they will revert to their brute force tendencies to continue disrupting.

[napi21]

3. I seriously doubt that. I think tghey believe they found a strategy that worked and they'll try it

many more times. MAYBE if Nadler files contempt charges against Lewigi the rest of the Pubs will change their minds.

[Skittles]

4. LOL

they are corrupt beyond belief; disruption and obstruction is all they have

[Hortensis]

5. Love the idea, but I think it's most of what they have, Shraby.

We have the law. They have some corrupt judges, but the rest will do their job.

They're trying to make the best of the time they create by doing everything they can to obstruct and delay our progress in the courts, and with the electorate, by filling it with propaganda. Judiciary's Swalwell said we expect an eventual "cascade" of judicial decisions in our favor, and they're desperately trying to reinforce their redoubts against that day.

So unfortunate for us -- but one of their big breaks -- that charges of contempt of congress would have to be prosecuted by William Barr. So I think we should expect their big acting out that this is all a corrupt Democratic circus to continue at every opportunity, but especially when the spotlight's on the center ring.