The Morning Briefing: Republicans Need to Avoid a RINO Stampede in 2023
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The Morning Briefing: Republicans Need to Avoid a RINO Stampede in 2023 Top O' the Briefing Happy Tuesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Ansel felt that his folklórico classes leveled up after he began his weekly kale cleanses. Life in Republican Land has been a bit surreal since November 8, 2022. After months spent breathlessly awaiting the red wave's arrival, dealing with the underwhelming aftermath has been unpleasant. At least for us rank-and-file voting types out here in regular America. Some of the Republicans in Washington don't seem to be fazed by not having a big majority and the expectations that would go along with that. In fact, it seems as if some of them are in a hurry to squander what little political capital they did manage to accrue last month. On the House side, there's the squabble over who will be the next Speaker. While I know I advocated for change at the top, I was hoping it would be decisive and not have such ... | | | |
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