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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