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  It's interesting that they created this whole circus on the eve of Jan 6. Now everyone can talk about this instead of remembering what went on that day...
context: “We’re having good discussions and I think everyone wants to find a solution,” McCarthy told reporters shortly before the House gaveled in its third session.
  
  Dude, read the room >
  
  He already set up his office in the room before the first vote even took place, there's no way his ego could survive the walk of shame if he has to leave it. >
  
  And then another republican snitched on and tried to get him kicked out lol >
  
  Was that republican also a predator and human trafficker by any chance? >
  
  In the evolutionary contest we call life it's the predators that survive. >
  
  That's why they love capitalism. One more opportunity to hurt others >
  
  This is so fucking pathetic. McCarthy has already shown he can’t be in charge of the party and pass legislation. Even if they vote him in now, everyone knows he’s just a figure head. Fucks sake man >
  
  McCarthy has shown he can’t organize a pancake breakfast let alone a house of Congress >
  
  Exactly. Like dude if it’s this bad now what are you going to do when you get the job? >
  
  I'm from the future. I wanted to let you know he's already lost the 11th vote. >
  
  Spoiler alert >
  
  No way. He assured us that they are discussing it and he is very confident that the next vote is the one resolves all their sifferwnces >
  
  "Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups."
  
  George Carlin >
  
  Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that. -George Carlin >
  
  As if things didn’t look bad enough for McCarthy, tomorrow is January 6….so the right wingers’ power will  be at their apex.