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Yeah.. but presumably the D switch  calling a motion to vacate would then be ignored simply cause he is not "real R"
Hahahhahaaa. Fuck off. Who would have thought that letting crazies take over your party would have consequences. >

It's why him being voted in doesn't matter. Once the first even remotely controversial bill comes up for a vote, like even just normal government funding, McCarthy will not have enough support to appease the crazies. His speakship is dead on arrival even if he is voted in. >

I'm not sure why he even wants the job at this point. I really don't see the upside for him now that they have made it clear they don't/won't respect him at all. >

Power and status. >

Boebert just said that McCarthy gave in on the single member motion to vacate.  This is where Boehner was smart enough to realize he was done and Ryan was smart enough to refuse to allow if he was going to take the job, because a Speakership where one person can force a vote to vacate isn't a Speakership at all. >

If he gives in on single-member motions to vacate, every week a Democrat should temporarily switch parties to call for the motion. It could be a permanent shit-show. >

It would be a single member of the MAJORITY party. >

Exactly, 1 Dem switches parties each week (D -> R) and calls a motion to vacate >

Oh geeze I cannot read lol