Well, howdy there internet people? It's Bob again. So today we are going to talk about

cinema, leaving the Democratic Party, and what it means. We're going to talk about

what she's probably hoping to accomplish, whether or not it will work.

We'll talk about the Democratic Party and their options and what they're probably going to do, and we're going to go from there.

Okay, so cinema out there in Arizona is leaving the Democratic Party becoming an

independent, however she has said she doesn't plan on

caucusing with the Republicans. So what that means is she is hoping that

you'll be able to maintain her committee positions and she'll

caucus with the Democrats. Okay. So if she's not really switching parties

what's the goal? She has probably become accustomed to the

amount of sway and power that she has. With Warnock winning and it becoming a 51 Senate majority for the Democratic Party,

she doesn't have that anymore.

This is her way of trying to obtain it.

Some might see it as incredibly self-serving.

The standard line here is that this is very surprising.

No, it's not. No, it isn it's not if you look at her

voting record and her moves she is not what the Democratic Party stands for she's not

for the working class she is not for any of the things you would typically

associate with the Democratic Party, even when she has voted that way. Most politicians, to some degree, are self-serving. To me, looking

at her record, this is incredibly true of her, and this is her trying to maintain power.

She probably thinks that this is her gateway to keep it, and she's going to try to style herself

as an independent thinker in Arizona and that's how she plans to maintain

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