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  Haha, good one! I'm sure McConnell will be all ears!
context: Here we go, let's all forget about McConnell's integrity and credibility on doing anything for the people >
  
  Biden pulling Mcconnell closer is a great strategy. It deepens the divisions inside the Republican party, and it makes it more likely they can do business together in the future. The hatred for Mcconnell runs deep in parts of the GOP, and this will only worsen his image. >
  
  I get it and we'll see I think you're correct.  But I think with corporate media it's a different story.  Hope not but >
  
  Hold your friends close and your enemies closer. 
  This is two seasoned and expert opponents using each other for their own means. They will both be cautious of each other, but good compromises could arise. 
  The toxic masculinity of the GQP view any compromise or collective action as weakness and will drive the ultra-extremes and terrorists in the party nuts. 
  This is a solid strategy even if smells like using crap for mustache wax. >
  
  I wish I could say I didn't see this as weakness on the part of the Democrats.  Yes, a win is a win is a win, but the GOP is not a sincere partner.  The marriage is never going to work.  You undermine your position by trying to engage them this way.  They only respect what they can't parasitize, and that doesn't make you safe, either.
  Ultimately, what's best for the American people is not bipartisanship unless both parties have the country's interests at heart.  The GOP sees the US as a target for short-term exploitation.  The party's been going downhill since Eisenhower left office.  Stop letting them put rope around our necks to drag us down as well. >
  
  Republicans control the House.  Nothing can get passed without Republican votes.