Of their heedless rush to enact a deficit-exploding tax invoice so large that they barely perceive it, Senate Republicans recall to mind a scene in The Sopranos. A gaggle of younger aspiring gangsters decides to stay up a Mafia card sport in hopes of gaining the mobsters’ respect and being introduced into the crew. On the final second, the blokes briefly rethink, earlier than considered one of them provides the decisive argument in favor of continuing: "Let’s do it earlier than the crank wears off." After that, issues go as you would possibly anticipate.
Republicans Didn't Have To Do This
