Thread by @SethAbramson

I guess what I would say to the Senate Democrats is that much of America wonders why they even speak to Mitch McConnell anymore. When a negotiating partner has an unbroken record of bad faith dating back not just years but decades, at some point wisdom dictates a disengagement.

https://twitter.com/SenateDems/status/1439963363526782979

The only proper course of engagement with Mr. McConnell is to defeat him utterly at the polls alongside every member of his caucus, then to do the same thing 2 years after that, and the same thing 2 years after that, and the same thing 2 years after that. And so on in perpetuity.

I don't think a Democrat should so much as even look at McConnell ever again, let alone speak to him. I think even the candidate running against him shouldn't look at him in a debate. I think he should be a permanent pariah.

And I think Democrats are cowards for not seeing that.

So when Senate Democrats ask their voters to be upset at something Mitch McConnell has done, it's like asking us to be upset at something an infamous villain whose role in history is sealed has done: we're just amazed at being asked to reopen a *closed book* in the first place.

No adult of good sense allows evil to take root in their life. Democrats have made a conscious decision to keep evil inside their circle of discourse, and implicitly ask us with tweets like this to condone the mistake. I do not.

The only thing to do with McConnell is defeat him.