Dems better JUMP while they can from the Schiff runaway Loco-Motive!
David L Brockett
DCDirtyLaundry.com
November 20, 2019
Schiff’s little engine that couldn’t do SQUAT
It’s too late for Speaker Pelosi and Adam Schiff; they are committed to this insanity, both staring wide-eyed down the tracks as they scream through crossing after crossing, the rails rushing underneath the engine in a dizzying blur. Throttles full forward, it would be too humiliating to stop the train now, what with the fawning media lining the tracks cheering them on, “Faster! Faster! You can do it, IMPEACH him! Get the Bastard!”
Even though Schiff and Pelosi are destined to see their political legacies destroyed in a fiery crash, some Democrats can still be saved. All they have to do is decouple their cars and separate themselves from the frenzy. Certainly not all democrat politicians have that option, not the die-hards like Eric Swalwell who apparently provides his own fuel while GASLIGHTING the public on MSNBC. For the most part, all members of the Democrat leadership are chained to Schiff’s Loco-motive.
But what about those ten 2018 freshman Democrats looking to be reelected in districts Trump won in 2016 with a comfortable margin? Are they willing to die in the crash with their leadership? Most of the current leaders are in safe districts, as are members of the Congressional Black Caucus; they can survive the impeachment derailment, but not the others.
With independent and moderate Democrat voters watching this clown show and shaking their heads in disgust, my guess is there are at least forty or more Democrat seats in serious jeopardy. What will these politicians have to brag about to the people back home that entrusted them to work toward the good of the district and the nation?
JUMP NOW—switch parties while you can
As Newt Gingrich was leading Republicans towards an historic return to power in 1994, Republican leaders convinced conservative Democrats to abandon their party. Due to Bill and Hillary Clinton’s unpopularity, forty-three state legislators and a total of 137 Democrat officeholders said good-bye to their liberal brethren and ran as Republicans.
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