Believe it or not, Trump is not the problem. The GOP Congress is the problem, BIGLY!

[allgood33]

Time to begin focusing on getting rid the remains thugs in the House and targeting the Senators who should know better. I don't know how, but Mitch must be taken down too. Maybe the money he has taken from the dark side will show up in the Mueller investigation.

Mitch devoted his time and effort to his quest to make sure President Obama was a one-term President. That failed. Looks like he might succeed in making Trump a one-term President. Time for Mitch to go...

[Eliot Rosewater]

1. There is no "the" problem when an entire political party and over 40 million citizens

consciously decides they prefer putin to Democrats.

He is the problem, the GOP is the problem, and Mitch McConnell is also the problem and a traitor.

But what meaning does that word have now if half the country own it the way they do?

[spooky3]

2. I agree that Mitch is a problem. He and his buds are

Trump enablers. But Trump also is a problem.

[dalton99a]

3. This is not a one-man show

There is a large supporting cast of enablers, accomplices and cheerleaders

[Cha]

4. There's room for both to be equally

the MF Problem.

[Andy823]

5. Trump really is the problem

None of the shit that has happened would have come to be if trump was not president. I am sure that trump has something on many of the republicans in the senate, and I agree they all need to "go" including Mitch, but trump is the problem, and he is the one we need to take down now.

Not sure why you would say trump is not the problem!

[dogman]

6. The GOP is like psoriasis.

It lives in our national body and sends eruptions to the surface. We've seen Nixon, Reagan, the Bushes and now this massive eruption T-Rump. It can't be stopped, but the symptoms must be treated immediately.

[elleng]

7. 2 problems.

[uponit7771]

8. The MSM is enabling him now with giving him time for political message where they turned down Obama