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Fact is that a spineless liar is not respected by anybody. Even if he is on your team.
It’s satisfying to watch someone with ruthless ambition fail. >

Yeah, I'm not even hoping we'll get someone tolerable out of this - I just want to watch him utterly fucking fail, after all the times he's abased himself before Trump and the MAGA crowd, after he's sold every shred of whatever excuse he has for a soul, so that he gets nothing but further humiliation for it. >

If he didn't want the Speakership so bad, he would realize that after today that he is in the same position that John Boehner and Paul Ryan were. And both of them bailed once they saw the crazy written on the wall. >


And both of them bailed once they saw the crazy written on the wall

McCarthy saw it written on the wall in feces on January 6 and chose the poop-Picassos over the best interests of the country.
He deserves the worst possible political fate. >

It's so satisfying seeing the GOP eat its own. Maybe if there are so many different ideas in the party, there should be a party split? 🤔
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Sometimes I doubt their commitment to Sparkle Motion! >

Self-serving sums up most politicians, but McCarthy has taken it to the next level.
During Trump’s presidency, McCarthy appeased Trump and the far right MAGA Republicans in his quest for votes to become the next Speaker of the House.
Following the January 6 attack, McCarthy had a brief backbone.  He spoke to Republicans about the 25th Amendment and having Trump resign.  But then McCarthy was approached by Republicans who feared their far right base back home would be outraged.  What we witnessed next was the end of the last chance Republicans had to break with this corrupt president.  After only 10 House Republicans voted to impeach Trump on January 13, McCarthy knew he needed MAGA votes and Trump’s support to be the next Speaker.  He was on the next plane to Mar-a-Lago to make a devil’s bargain.  
Now as McCarthy sits with a look of dumbfounded shock in the realization that all of his efforts may be for naught, maybe, just maybe, he wishes he would have broke with the crazy when he had a chance.