It Really Sucks to Be Elise Stefanik Right Now

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : It must have seemed like a pretty sweet gig: no management responsibilities at all, but a lot of public attention (just like her predecessor Nikki Haley), and the chance to please The Boss by attacking his growing list of global enemies.
53% : Well, if Trump is telling the truth (never a given), there remains the fear that even with fresh troops from Florida, the margin in the House is too narrow for comfort with the "one big, beautiful bill" implementing the president's legislative agenda still on tap and not sure to reach the House floor until late spring or even summer.
40% : Is the myth of Trump 2.0 as a fast-moving and irresistible force crushing all opposition perhaps slightly hollow?
27% : Or is this all a ruse and the extremely ambitious House Republican Conference chair said or did something to displease the man upstairs (meaning Trump, not God)?
9% : She announced way back on November 10 -- so long ago that DOGE was just an evil glimmer in Elon Musk's eyes -- that Donald Trump had offered her the Cabinet-level position of U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.

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