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  Dems remove MTG because she spoke a white supremacist event. Republicans remove dems because they removed MTG. The GOP is is completely unserious, petty, and dangerous.
context: Because even though the 1/6 committee was as it was because of McCarthy withdrawing names, the republi8cans live for the revenge.  They have to do this because they need everyone to "fear" them. >
  
  Republicans are clowns. This is all a circus. >
  
  Obstructionists are obstructing, news at 11. >
  
  They’re going to be howling in protest a couple years from now when the same thing is done to them. >
  
  They're saying this is in response to what the last Congress did to them. >
  
  Oh, this is MTG and BoBo’s revenge. Good grief, can’t wait to see what those two can add to anything they’re apart of. >
  
  Greene is trying to come back to earth. She's still an idiot for sure, but I think she thinks she has a shot at something bigger here. Boebert took 3 attempts at passing her GED, so not exactly a rocket scientist there either. Compare those two dummies' resumes to the people they've kicked off of committees and it's downright embarrassing. It's just too bad conservatives don't feel embarrassment like most members of the species. >
  
  I suspect Greene has spent her entire life being treated like the ugly stupid kid she is and she’s desperate to be something more meaningful. 
  Unfortunately she’s proven that she is the ugly stupid kid with a mile wide mean streak. But since she was born into wealth and privilege she will have opportunities better people simply don’t have access to. >
  
  She was treated like the blonde white princess she acts like but now that she's hitting the wall, she's gotta come up with something else. >
  
  Is there such a thing as an attractive Troglodyte? >
  
  It won't be your proudest fap. >
  
  Nobody faps to this. Just like nobody faps to the Tarzan sliding down the vines from the other TIFU thread. >
  
  I've seen this one. This is where Republicans block every attempt by Democrats to pass meaningful legislation, then, come election time, try to spin the narrative that the Democrats are incompetent and unable to properly govern. >
  
  Think how great this country could really be without the GOP >
  
  There's quite a few issues I have with the Democratic Party: too weak, too buddy-buddy with corporate interests, not liberal enough, etc. But one thing I can say about them is that I believe most of them want what's best for the country and can pass meaningful and workable legislation to attain that goal. 
  Not so with Republicans. 
  All things considered, Republicans have no real attainable domestic policy. Their entire platform is preoccupied with "owning the libs." Instead of focusing on real issues plaguing our nation, like housing, rent control, affordable healthcare, gun violence, etc., they turn their attention to sowing seeds of discord and trying to disunify our nation through culture war bullshit and blocking each and every attempt by the Democrats to help struggling Americans. >
  
  You just summed up the universal conservative vs liberal war, that liberals often mistakenly see as a liberal and conservative negotiation. >
  
  Liberals see a negotiation, conservatives see a fight for dominance. >
  
  Well said. >
  
  If McCarthy is banning Schiff because he ‘lied’…if that’s the standard…he’s gonna struggle to find enough members to fill a single committee. >
  
  The lied part only counts if you're a democrat, if you're a republican that is considered to be a bonus. >
  
  santos has entered the chat >
  
  Didn’t you hear? Santos is really a Dem. He only lied about being a Republican!!
  /s >
  
  Omar, Swalwell, and Schiff gone from their committees. >
  
  If I was any of those three I would be thrilled that I would not be having to take any blame for the shit show that is about to unfold. >
  
  Yeah I think at this point Dems are best off just laying low, maybe the progressives go hard and push some popular stuff knowing full well it'll never get a vote but would be good for positive publicity. Let the Republicans punch each other in the nuts over and over again for the next couple of years if that's what they want to do. >
  
  Totally agree they should lay low, work on messaging and preparing to take back the house in ‘24 >
  
  Spread the word and help wittle down Brian Fitzpatricks reputation. He is a spineless coward who bows to the freedom caucus, not his constituents.