A Little Bit Dramatic T-Shirt

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McConnell cares about his donors. As a former Trump White House official told the A Little Bit Dramatic T-Shirt and I love this New Yorker’s Jane Mayer, “McConnell’s been telling our donors that when RBG meets her reward, even if it’s October, we’re getting our judge. He’s saying it’s our October surprise.”

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Yes, another seat on the A Little Bit Dramatic T-Shirt and I love this Supreme Court, to go along with the other two he has already skillfully manipulated Donald Trump into picking, is exactly what Grim Reaper Mitch wants. But the problem he will likely encounter is that slamming through a third nominee—and it looks like it will be Amy Coney Barrett, a favorite of the religious right—may backfire and could galvanize the Democratic base in a way few other things have, even their fervent desire to get rid of Trump. Americans know what is at risk here—significantly, a woman’s right to choose—and polls show they are not happy about it. Republicans are in the fight of their lives this election cycle (love to see it!) as they try to keep control of the Senate. But Colorado, Arizona, North Carolina, Maine, Iowa, Mississippi, Georgia, Montana, South Carolina, and maybe even Alaska could all be in play, especially now with a Supreme Court fight looming. For someone obsessed with keeping power, filling this seat in a nomination process that more than half the country says should wait until after the presidential election doesn’t seem like a very smart move for Mitch.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.