>>209733

I think it's less about the six demo that voted against him and more about the 41 (or so) Democrats that supported him, compared to Sessions.

>>210142

If we say "worse than abscam," pol don't go rushing to figure out what it is. It sounds like a bad car insurance.

"Watergate" resonates, even though this is much worse. It's the reason why they tag "-gate" to the end of every scandle, imagined or not. The media has conveniently chosen to immortalize it because it's tied to a Republican. Time to cash in on the

>>210214

Not really familiar with twitter hastags, but if it were up to me, the closer to #Treason, the better. Watergate is good for comparison in a conversation, but treason is evocative, and most importantly, accurate.