"No Disarray! No Disarray! You're the Disarray!"

"We are about to go over a cliff here in terms of people losing their home," @NYCMayor says asking state to step up with rent relief. "we have so many things we have to do and we are looking for every possible new innovation,"

— Gloria Pazmino (@GloriaPazmino) July 21, 2020

As Congress resumes work on a new coronavirus financial relief package, nearly 100 Texas mayors are pressing the state’s congressional delegation for more funding to address revenue losses incurred due to the economic downturn brought by COVID-19. https://t.co/LUbemhMhLe pic.twitter.com/ieiRdoic1a

— Texas Tribune (@TexasTribune) July 21, 2020

Really trying to figure out how not providing further aid to cities and states is going to help the GOP in November.

A devastating portrait by @anniegowen + @NickOxfordPhoto of the unemployment crisis in Oklahoma. “You just kind of feel like you’re in a boat without a rudder and you’re riding the waves.” https://t.co/VjAprTLFJQ

— Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) July 21, 2020

John Cornyn had better hope the urban turnout is low, and GOP rural voters don't decline to vote by mail.  Otherwise, he may be screwed.

sounds like it’s all sorted then? https://t.co/Sp6Ic1nZhl

— Justin Sink (@justinsink) July 21, 2020

It's worth noting Ted Cruz is not up for reelection for another 4 years.  And, nobody in the Senate likes Ted Cruz.

NEW, from inside the Senate lunch: "What in the hell are we doing?" GOP senators gripe about size of coronavirus package, inclusion of payroll tax cut, the impact of what they do on the 2020 electionshttps://t.co/rfimTNAdEy

— Seung Min Kim (@seungminkim) July 21, 2020

Also:  Mitch McConnell is herding cats.  Otherwise, the GOP is not in disarray1  Nobody's said that!

Aside from Freedom Caucus ongoing evolution from ideological conservatism to Trump rapid response arm, the timing is striking:

GOP may lose WH, Sen + additional House seats.

And the focus 100 days out is @Liz_Cheney’s tone not beating Biden and Dems ?https://t.co/Yse8WzA0Ag

— Jonathan Martin (@jmartNYT) July 21, 2020

(Narrator:  they actually haven't.)