Manchin and Sinema

 Here is my point of view - which I realize might not mean much, but here it is anyways!


The Dems are likely to loose the House and the Senate in 2022, so what to do about Joe Manchin and Krysten Sinema?

NOW we know if this were the Republican party, they would be primaried, and certainly thrown off of committees if they didn't toe the party line.

BUT you will say, Dems are not Republicans, no - they certainly are not, they don't know how to win by hook or by crook.

So here is my point of view:

Primary Manchin and Sinema, also throw no support their way for their re-election in 2022. IF the Dems are destined to lose the the Senate anyways in 2022, why hold on to two people who are determined to deep-six Joe Biden's agenda.

At least have fresh and more pro-Biden people in place when they take another run in 2024 at recapturing the Senate.

This is what the Republicans would do which is why they are so united and keep winning, time for the Dems to stop playing nice with the malcontents in their party and replace them?

BUT never mind what I think, I am just an armchair observer (and a Snowflake to boot), more important is what do YOU think should be done with Manchin and Sinema?



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