Utah introduces bill to recall US senators

[Antonio Salazarinski]

Oh no! How could they do this? And after all the support Mittens has given Democrats Republicans in his short time in office.

A Utah lawmaker has filed a bill to allow Utahns to recall an elected United States senator.

Republican Utah state Rep. Tim Quinn has introduced a bill in that state's legislature that would allow voters to recall U.S. senators.

Quinn said his bill isn't aimed at Romney or any specific senator — though he acknowledged his bill comes at a time that people will likely construe it that way.

“I know that's what's going to be the narrative,” Quinn said. “If it were, then it might make sense to have a sunset on it. That would not be the case.”

Rather, Quinn said he started drafting the bill “weeks and weeks ago” after some constituents came to him raising ideas of how Utah could return to a “pre-17th Amendment” time, or when U.S. senators were appointed rather than elected.


“Six years is a long time,” he said, according to the Deseret News.

[Papa Kalashnikook]

How unbelievably delicious would that be.

[Ellsworth Toohey]

Those trans senators appear to be multiplying. How is that possible when they do not have testicles?

[RedDiaperette]

Those trans senators appear to be multiplying. How is that possible when they do not have testicles?

Ah, but some seem to have solid brass ones. Perhaps prosthetics?

[Red Salmon]

I hear neuticles are all the rage in the castrati set.

Red Salmon

[Antonio Salazarinski]

Praise be, Mittens may run again for the Presidency in 2024!

According to reports, Romney's actions against Trump in the impeachment trial are all calculated moves to undermine Trump in the 2020 election and make way for him to seize republican power in 2024.

From the Washington Examiner:

A second Republican strategist neither affiliated with nor opposed to Trump agreed that Romney's maneuvering during the four-month impeachment process was calculated. This veteran operative predicted the senator would be active after the November elections, trying to restore the internationalist, “Chamber of Commerce” Republicanism that dominated the GOP before the elevation of Trump, a populist and a nationalist.

“He is cynically betting on an electoral disaster in 2020,” this Republican said, requesting anonymity in order to speak candidly and preserve relationships with key establishment figures. “I think he believes he will be the only guy who will look like he was in the right on the road to hell.”

Yes! Let's bring back those heady days of Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan, John Boehner, Bill Kristol, and Jeff Flake to guide us throughout our lives.