comment: >
  
  The Republican Party seems to be inviting any and everyone, foreign or domestic, to infiltrate their party. Seems like something lots of people will want to exploit moving forward.
context: "Well we can't agree with the Democrats now can we." >
  
  They also can't let their majority shrink any further >
  
  Wait, I haven't really kept up so much since the election, could they actually lose their house majority with a few resignations and convictions? >
  
  222 repubs to 212 dems. It wouldn't flip to Dems with just 1 seat, but it will make it that much harder for vote for any Republican legislation or even keep their current speaker. >
  
  So we need 10 convictions, that shouldn't be that difficult. >
  
  six
  222 to 216 R
  212 to 218 D which would make dems the majority. >
  
  
  “People say he should serve out his term,” Cairo said. “He didn’t get elected. The fictional character he created got elected.” >
  
  There appears to be virtually nothing that disqualifies someone from being a Republican elected official. >
  
  I kinda wonder if it’s better for Democrats if he doesn’t resign because keeping him around prolongs the embarrassment for the GOP >
  
  What embarrassment? Republicans don't feel shame, so it won't bother them.