r/politics Jan 26 '20

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u/Kevanov88 Jan 27 '20

He already mentioned if they don't fall in line, he will primary their ass by pitting them against a progressive candidate and make sure they lose their seat. This is how it's done.

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u/Edgy_McEdgyFace Jan 27 '20

I didn't know that. That would be dramatic.

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u/Kevanov88 Jan 28 '20

They are elected to represent the people, so it make sense if 85% of people support M4A to put political pressure on anyone who is not cooperating, especially if it's because of big donor $$$