The #1 reason to put women in every single office/ position of authority is because men would finally be willing to hold officials accountable.
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Holy shit this is brilliant
I've heard this called the "glass cliff"
I think he's jealous of the sex jet, lol.
Edit: Nope, it's because the new guy doesn't mind violence against women too. See the edit in the body of the post.
I hope we’ll see less of her face now
It won't flip the Senate or anything, but it says a lot that they're willing to shave their minuscule majority to get him in the position.
That's not how it works.
Mullin took office in 2023, the Senate terms are 6 years. Whoever the Governor appoints will serve the remainder of that term. They definitely aren’t going to appoint a Democrat.
The election year has absolutely no bearing on this seat moving sides.
There will be a gap between Mullin taking the appointment and a new appointment coming in. During that time the GoP majority will be a vote short, which is a problem when they keep having to have Vance come in to break tie votes on their major policies.
The gap could be as small as almost being non-existent.
Trump said Mullin is taking over March 31st. So that's basically a month for the Governor to find a replacement that requires no approvals of any kind. They could simply grab a previous failed Republican candidate from last election, that's what most Governors do.