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In response to "You obviously won't see it while Trump remains president, but when he is gone (voluntarily or involuntarily) I think you will see a bunch of new laws " by pmb

As soon as the next Democrat is elected, it will suddenly become a big concern of Republicans. -- nm

Posted by Reagen Feb 17 '17, 12:31

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*ding* -- nm - znufrii, not a sociologist Feb 17, 12:42
Zuckerberg 2020! -- nm - Strongbad Feb 17, 12:41
Probably, but I think even republicans will note how distracting some of this has been for them from getting to their agenda. I think both sides will - pmb Feb 17, 12:40 6
- This is similar to what I think is going to happen...Trump will exist until he stops being useful to Ryan and McConnell or worse - starts becoming a - Mel Profit Feb 17, 12:50 4
  - As soon as it starts to look like they might lose the House in 2018 and not a day before. -- (edited) - znufrii, not a sociologist Feb 17, 13:34
  - We'll see. It will have to get pretty bad (with deeper allegations of wrongdoing). But at some point you have to think they'll say to themselves, - pmb Feb 17, 13:02 2
    - I agree with the IM in particular. They will defend him right up until there is evidence of something pretty outrageous. But until then this talk of Impeachment is nonsense. -- nm* - Mel Profit Feb 17, 13:09 1
      - A republican committee that investigated hill SEVEN times ina row on the basis if a faked time stamp email evidence can bring any of a dozen charges -- nm - zeitgeist Feb 17, 13:30
- I've been assuming that someone from the establishment/intellectual side of the party would emerge - much like Blair did for Labor (and later, Cameron - Roger More Feb 17, 12:49
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... for 4 (or 8) years and then they will repeal them. -- nm - Spawn Feb 17, 12:32

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