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In response to "I think too, that a lot of the blame should be laid directly at Merrick Garland's feet for being the most pathetic and feckless AG in our history. " by Jovian

Senate dems had subpoena power for four years. never used it publicly for anything -- nm

Posted by mr mooch (aka pickmix) Nov 8 '24, 09:55

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I really don't think that makes a difference. Nobody cares about that. The Jan.6 committee did incredible work and it barely moved the needle. - pmb Nov 8, 10:04 5
- doesn’t bode well for the next four years if the default Dem position is “ah well nevertheless” -- nm - mr mooch Nov 8, 10:36 3
  - The landscape isn't the same going forward as it was the last 4 years. I'm just saying it wasn't effective before. The actual legal proceedings - pmb Nov 8, 10:42 2
    - Republicans get up every morning thinking how they can do anything to make the Democratic brand toxic, and they’re pretty good at that job - mr mooch Nov 8, 10:47 1
      - They have a much more defined media sphere that they adhere to so it's a constantly reinforcing bubble. Democrats are different. - pmb Nov 8, 10:49
- I'm so tired of hearing about the damn needle. -- nm - mud Nov 8, 10:09
Im sorry, but the AG is supposed to be the top cop. He failed in that spectacularly. -- nm - Jovian Nov 8, 09:58 1
- well at least all the institutionalist Dems have learned their lesson for good now -- nm - mr mooch Nov 8, 10:04

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