>Shift to Senate Judiciary (oversight) from House to now occur (stronger position and held in reserve for this scenario).

>Lower chamber (House) used as 2-year starter.

>Upper chamber (Senate) will be used next 2-year closer.

I'm assuming the Lower chamber had its run for the past two years. Now important habbenings are going to kick on over to the Senate. So losing the House isn't critical in the way the shills are agonizing over. Next two years, the Senate gets to shine. House will be background noise, mostly ineffectual.

Close?

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>Does anyone think that this was going to be over after yesterday? Of course not. Between 2016 and yesterday that was Act 1.

>We are now in Act 2. That will take us to 2020.

Act 1: (2016-yesterday) Lower chamber (House) used as 2-year starter.

Act 2:(today-2020) Upper chamber (Senate) will be used next 2-year closer.