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Originally Posted by Chips Ahoy
I get why you say this. I have doubts though. In Nixon's time there was a media consensus that forced the issue. Now there is an entire alternative facts universe. In that world firing Meuller won't be a problem. For the people who don't exit that world -- which now includes GOP lawmakers -- it's just noise.
There's also several key differences between this and Nixon's. R's didn't have congress. Some people back then had morals. These people don't. Media was trusted, etc.
Defensive arguments are amazingly similar tho "THERES NO EVIDENCE" "EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE" and that crap.
Shame nobody remembers that's all bull****.
Basically it all comes down to whether they can turn on trump and not lose their own seat for it and many are in solid R districts. (don't know layouts back then for seats, they've certainly changed since then)