They’re playing with fire. Or, at least, a few embers.
about their same-sex marriage positions for the first time in seven years, and it is melting their brains.
But let’s start with the big result from this week’s lone primary, where Donald Trump and the Democratic Party had one of their most successful joint victories yet.Last WeekDems are playing with fire. Well, not a lot of fire, in this case. An ember or two, maybe. It was a big week in Maryland for the partnership of Trump and the national Democratic party—who are both hoping that terrifying Trump-endorsed whackos will emerge from Republican primaries. In Maryland, state Del. Dan Cox—who organized buses for the Jan. 6 “Stop the Steal” rally and tweeted that Mike Pence was a “traitor” while the Capitol was being ransacked, among other things—defeated the establishment candidate, Kelly Schulz, in the Republican gubernatorial primary.
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