I think the thing that is so frustrating when I listened to your intro, Chris, is not only was it the right thing for morally and for the country for them to all hold hands and jump together during the second impeachment, but it was the right thing for the party in the medium term.
Tim Miller argues that collective action against Trump during impeachment would have benefited both the country and the Republican Party.
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If we cannot do that nationally, if these Republicans in the Senate cannot just do us two simple things like that, and work with Chris Murphy and the Democrats, who are acting in good faith in a practical way, then I don’t think that we…
It is unacceptable. And I think that Colorado`s the kind of place where the Democrats really can use this to continue to push gains -- to push their gains.
I think they`re taking a big political risk, and I think pretending otherwise would be would be folly if you`re a Democrat that wants President Biden to succeed.
To pretend like your old hateful views didn’t exist and to pretend like the suffering of people didn’t exist is not a way to move forward.
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