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Agree. McCarthy already agreed to a House rule allowing just five members of the crazy caucus to present a motion to vacate the chair. They are going to put him on a spit and roast him anytime they're just bored or want to be on TV. It's going to be a madhouse.
It was no surprised tho. The party of obstruction actually obstructing themselves. >

True.  The party of no government choosing no leadership. >

The Republicans currently gobsmacked that trolling and memes won't govern the country >

Who would’ve figured that rhetoric couldn’t govern? >

I’m terrified that this gets resolved by tomorrow, if that’s what the article means by “terrified”. 
It’s too much fun to watch McCarthy and the GOP implode.
I want this to last at least through the weekend. >

Hoping for weeks of this in the news cycle inshallah >

Nope, I'm not terrified, this reckoning has been decades in the making. >

On the one hand—poetic justice for the anti-governing party that can’t even get their shit together long enough to form a governing coalition to elect a Speaker. On the other, there’s always the possibility McCarthy has to swear to do some batshit damaging stunt in order to secure the votes he needs, like defaulting on the debt or something.