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[–] littul_kitton ago
Meanwhile, former Speaker Newt Gingrich looks like he may become a major player in the Trump administration.
[–] tomlinas ago
Couldn't agree more. With all the articles about the Democrats not taking any personal responsibility for the worst defeat they've suffered in almost a hundred years, all I can think of is "GOOD." If they can't understand that they did this to themselves, they're nowhere near ready to have any meaningful seat in government. If they reverse their devolution into adolescence, maybe they'll get a seat back at the table...but I'm not holding my breath based on their current behavior.