I suspect that it was only to GOTV.  The Roberts court has been moderate on social issues and pro-corporation on business. I never thought that it had a chance of being overturned.

Going back to ACA, you remember when McConnell was trying to overturn it, and they had those town halls where the Republican senators were shocked at how angry their constiutnets were at the possibility of the ACA being overturned?

I remember that show.  He came off as some cranky old guy who was out of touch.  He'll probably be remembered for his Midnight Run role and deservedly so.

That has to be one of the hilarious stories I've read about Rock star drug abuse ever.

Back to the topic, for me it would be Sticky Fingers.  Multiple classics and an easy listen trhoughout.  I like side 2more  with all the non hits like Moonlight Mile, Sister Morphine and Dead Flowers.

That would have solved a lot of problems.  For starters, they don't have money issues.  Axl had money issues in the mid or late 2000s.  And the entire shit about the name would not have come up.  And at least for Axl there is no pressure on releasing CD, maybe at some point it gets released as a GNR album (without the needless and massive tinkering) OR it just gets released as an Axl Rose solo record.

I'm going to defend this a little since I've been listening to them a bit lately.  While there's too much stuff on those albums, the really great tracks are really worth multiple listens and are more interesting than some of the AFD tracks which I haven't heard in years.  I don't think there's enough hit singles in those albums to be honest, probably not enough hit rockers.

I'd say it's more party discipiline.  Let's face it Cruz is HATED (have you heard former Speaker John Boemer talk about him?)  The difference is generally speaking Republicans are more disciplined and tend to keep their arguments in house.  Cruz toes the party line positions, even if he is a total asshat and douchebag.  They tolerate with him because he is a reliable vote on most issues for them.