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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSwitching parties ...
It has happened, so what are the chances that any Republicans in Congress from moderate districts might make the switch?
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Switching parties ... (Original Post)
Mme. Defarge
Mar 2017
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herding cats
(19,567 posts)1. While the GOP has total power?
Zero. If it appears that might change then you could see some flips, but that would be long down the road.
roamer65
(36,747 posts)2. Impeachment coalition is being formed.
Jonny Appleseed
(960 posts)3. Some may drop the (R) to an (I) but it won't go as far down as a (D)
The republican brand is floundering and a lot of congress representing non-batshit racist districts will see that nobody is gonna want to touch a party that appears like {Republican*}
*Russia/KKK
samnsara
(17,635 posts)4. ive thought this would be the only way to over throw trump
hrmjustin
(71,265 posts)5. I don't see the current crop of politicians in congress doing that