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  Oh he's gonna do more... More talking about Hunter Biden's dick picks.
context: Since they elected a guy who refuses to acknowledge climate change, much less do anything about it, kind of getting what they asked for, no? >
  
  Ya sorta hard to feel bad for them when they continue to elect incompetent leaders. Nothing will change if you keep doing the same dumb shit. >
  
  That area is deep red. I mean DEEP red. They are getting what they voted for. >
  
  I love that part of the map in GTA >
  
  Nothing but meth farms for Trevor! >
  
  He's like "Sorry, not the Speaker's job." >
  
  He will look into this right after the government shuts down >
  
  Water? Who cares about water when you have the important work to do of taking grammas social security check and healthcare away? >
  
  
  Newly elected House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has represented Tooleville for the past decade – though the small town is just outside his newly redrawn congressional district. The Republican lawmaker has long represented Kern and Tulare counties, and his redrawn seat adds portions of Fresno County.
  Throughout his tenure, this region of California has spent more time than any other part of the country in exceptional drought – the US Drought Monitor’s most severe category – a drought scientists say has been made more intense by human-caused climate change. Recent rainfall has put a dent in the region’s surface drought, though experts have told CNN it will do little to solve the ongoing groundwater shortage. 
  Multiple people CNN spoke to for this story said McCarthy and his office don’t often engage on this issue in the district, especially compared with neighboring members of Congress. And they wish he would do more with his power in Washington – especially now that he holds the speaker’s gavel.
  McCarthy proposed an amendment this past summer to set up a grant program to help connect small towns like Tooleville with larger cities that have better water systems. The measure passed the House but died in the Senate. But as more and more wells go dry, McCarthy has made a point to vote against other bills addressing climate change and drought, including the Inflation Reduction Act and the bipartisan infrastructure law.
  “In my experience, he has never engaged with us on any of these kinds of emergencies,” said Jessi Snyder, the director of community development at local nonprofit Self-Help Enterprises, who focuses on getting hauled water to entire communities that have gone dry. >
  
  Kevin doesn’t work with the local communists and socialists, he’s busy performing on the national stage with empty greene. >
  
  What a Toole.