Inside the Beltway: Rope-a-dope Republicans - Washington Times

Boxing with Democrats? Could be. The old "rope-a-dope" boxing strategy could prove useful in politics. Some contend that this method of tiring out an opponent through passive inaction -- then landing a strategic punch -- could work for the GOP in the near future, particularly if President Biden nominates a far left replacement for retiring U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer.

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