The part of his brain that contained ethics, morals, human decency, and simple logic died when he had that stroke

stevens is out of the party in her state, she has very little power unlike fetterman.

Stevens is getting that sweet blood money from aipac, cushy lobbying gig maybe. Federman too, though he probably doesn't realize he's useless to them now. No cushy job or blood money for him.

Why did they not get thrown out their party beforehand?

In this season of House of Cards, those two carry on TV's grossest affair.

One with brain damage.

Has in spirit, not in title. He'll switch almost immediately to make sure the dem's headline senate control is a little more tenuous and looks worse on paper.

We call that an unfettered majority. 😁

I had forgotten Collins lost. Man, what a great day.

Takin out da trash

Oh shit! I didn't expect that

Did he get voted out?!

Currently there's no legal way for a state to recall their senators. States have tried in the past, but all the attempts were defeated in the courts.

In reality, even with a hypothetical friendly court, there's no way the case would make it all the way through the appeals process before the senator's term was over and they were either voted out or reelected.

Honestly, this is a good thing. It means that no Republican governor in a trifecta state can recall a Democratic senator.

We dream in color, he dreams in red
His name is Fetterman

He's not, but he still has the rest of his term to serve. Unfortunately there is no recall mechanism either.

Senate seats are only up for reelected every 6 years so he has not had to be a candidate.

Not unlike the Russian pawn Jill Stein, Sinema had roots in the Green Party -- often bankrolled by GOP megadonors in order to spoil the vote. Psychopaths with no loyalty go to the Green or Libertarian parties to get some easy money and set themselves up for a future in heartless lobbying to spoil on behalf of the other side.

The best you can do is hope for is a long history of public service and taking hard stances before they were popular -- in other words, leading from the front with courage (like Sanders for example).

With Fetterman one cannot fully rule-out the massive stroke he had, which commonly alters behavior as he had an extensive public service history and at least in my view at the time was more progressive pre-stroke.

I am very curious to see who rises to the occasion in PA to take his seat in '28

I'm an Arizonan and I'm still so pissed about that cunt!

glances at Haley Stevens

..... Uhhh about that