>>765441

It is annoying but they look at it as they are gaining new viewers every 5-10 minutes, as people wake and tune in.

>>765411

The irony is that not very much actually shuts down. WaPo or Wash Exam put out a good article last time that enumerated what actually does get interrupted, wasn't very much.

>>765522

He can't sign this abortion. If he were to the midterms would be lost for sure. Then he would get impeached. Even though that would not remove him from office, it would destroy his ability to function effectively.

I think, and hope, that he let it go this far to draw out and expose the rino's, as has been stated above somewhere.

>>765706

This does look like a perfectly played move. It takes a two thirds majority to override a veto. The dems will all vote for that, but they would still need a bunch of rinos to vote in favor too. That would fuck up their re-election chances in Nov.

Well played, very well played.

>>766073

I think he has to sign or veto today because the .gov shuts down tonight or tomorrow.