I’ve heard this from a lot of leftist streamers and youtube creators as “rotating villain” theory. It’s basically proven, as only when a majority is gained do congress people start flaking off of what should be an obvious win. Leiberman, Sinema, Cuellar, Fetterman, Manchin, etc.
Yes, those people were notoriously loyal otherwise…
Or maybe these same people all tend to come up on close votes and we don’t pay attention to who voted for or against the housing reform bill that just passed because they didn’t matter this time.
Either name a dem that voted against the housing reform bill or drop “rotating villain” as the always go-to theory.
It’s a good thing to keep it mind, but it generally isn’t applying in this political environment.
I’ve heard this from a lot of leftist streamers and youtube creators as “rotating villain” theory. It’s basically proven, as only when a majority is gained do congress people start flaking off of what should be an obvious win. Leiberman, Sinema, Cuellar, Fetterman, Manchin, etc.
“Rotating villain” is a fitting term.
Yes, those people were notoriously loyal otherwise…
Or maybe these same people all tend to come up on close votes and we don’t pay attention to who voted for or against the housing reform bill that just passed because they didn’t matter this time.
Either name a dem that voted against the housing reform bill or drop “rotating villain” as the always go-to theory.
It’s a good thing to keep it mind, but it generally isn’t applying in this political environment.