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Ah, impeach them both and ship them to the floating barges in the Bay of Pigs that Supreme Court Justice Thomas's wife Ginii was texting Mark Meadows about. This would clear the path for Trump to bypass an election and slide right into the Oval like he was on a slip and slide full of tinkle and ketchup.
Biggs isn't any better. He voted right along with Greene, Gaetz, Gosar, Gohmert, Boebert, Roy, Norman, and Massie. He's McCarthy wearing a different tie.
He is a multi-millionaire who earned his riches the old fashion way … through blind luck. Back in 1993, Biggs was handed a $10 million check by Ed McMahon and Dick Clark as the winner of the American Family Sweepstakes. >

I’d argue Biggs is worse. Kevin doesn’t have a spine, he’ll go wherever he can get a win. Biggs would double down on extreme right views.
I’m holding out for the 2% chance Kevin can’t get the votes and somehow someone a bit more moderate/center-right takes it with support from Dems. >

I mean, if the dems vote as a whole, they only need a few Republicans to join them. >

This is true, but it seems unlikely to me that the 5 or so that are voting against Kevin would take someone more “moderate”. This seems like the opponents just using leverage to get concessions out of McCarthy (which they’ve done successfully so far) before finally giving him the gavel. >

Those aren't the people that other Congressional Republicans are threatening to reach out to. Supporters for Kevin are threatening that they might just go to the more conservative Democrats and get them on board with voting for a more moderate Republican Leader of the House to completely bypass the MAGA crazies.
This would be fucking amazing if they do so because it would be the MAGA's forcing Congress to actually function like it's supposed to (Republicans forced to moderate and work with some Democrats due to a highly contentious and divided election cycle). >

Right, but im saying the 5 MAGA would flip to yes’s on Kevin after getting their concessions, before they’d allow a vote on a more moderate person to proceed.
It’s like 2018. Some progressives were making a fuss about Nancy. And that’s all good to get some concessions out of the speaker. But when all is said and done they would’ve never actually defected, handing the gavel to someone that’s much more ideologically distant from them. >

I wonder if the MAGA plan on nominating Trump to the speakership. >

Trump won't do it.
Going from president to speaker is a demotion in terms of power. 
Trump wants "his" White House back and nothing less >

Not if the deranged plan is to somehow get rid of Biden and Harris and Trump slides into the presidency. This plan has been floated by the MAGA on several occasions. As crazy as it may seem, I don’t put it past the MAGA.