Their permanently irreconcilable differences with the traitors in the GOP's "organized conspiracy for the purposes of maintaining power for self-interest, and the self-interest of its donor class" means war to destroy their seditious extremist cabal, whichever form it takes.
The Republican Party has an organization and a proud (to them) history to reform themselves around, and it'd seem there'd be enormous benefits to taking it over, if possible.
McConnell has just been elected for six more years, though, if he lives that long. I'm guessing it could matter a great deal to their strategy if McConnell served those years as senate majority leader or a mostly de-powered minority leader until ousted by a hostile patriots faction from that position also. Like in 2022.
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