comment: >
  
  Los Ingobernables
context: All the current GOP members have mis-shaped heads. 
  That's all I wanted to add >
  
  Phrenologists would have a field day >
  
  The lack of philtrums on ruSSian POWs in Ukraine sure has been something, eh?
  Let's check k these chumps' upper lips too, while we're at it.... >
  
  Don't forget the chin, such as where it might have hidden. >
  
  They are just eating each other at this point. The GOP has devolved into a complete clownshow now. They've done more deliberate damage to themselves through this last election cycle than Trump ever did. Complete clownshow. >
  
  It's okay they will all join hands and remember what really unites them when they all vote to approve the "throwing all poor people into a meat grinder" bill >
  
  The poors are brown and gross, are we not supposed to kill them? >
  
  After his latest round of concessions, Kevin McCarthy is making it worse. He clearly doesn't give a damn about the institution - he just wants his name in the history books. >
  
  Those 20 are asking for oral sex. Get on your knees McCarthy. >
  
  they don't *ask*....they demand! >
  
  'When a great democracy is destroyed, it will not be because of enemies from without, but rather because of enemies from within.' Republican Senator, Joseph McCarthy -1950 
  Ironic huh? >
  
  Gaslight
  Obstruct
  Project >
  
  The people who think government is the problem revealing that they are the problem. >
  
  We've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas >
  
  the ungovernable party that doesn't believe in government. yep, checks out. >
  
  I don't understand why anyone would ever want to be the Speaker of the House. It's like asking to be the captain of a sinking, chaotic, and dangerous ship. >
  
  McCarthy and his supporters want McCarthy to be Speaker because his ONE agenda is to obstruct Biden/Democrats and help Voldemort regain power. >
  
  I think they're over Trump and are praying Merrick Garland does their dirty work for them. >
  
  Trump is still very much in the picture. It's all about him and having the Dark Lord rule again. >
  
  And twice as ugly >
  
  These people are more than happy to bring everything to a grinding halt. All of them are getting off on it. >
  
  They're not ungovernable. They want a fascist strong man, they'd be governed by that happily. What they are is incapable of governing, because all they have is made up grievances and that desire for all the power to be in one dictator's hands. >
  
  This is how democracy works, discuss, debate, decide.  The other side really despises these activities. >
  
  You’re joking right? Please tell me you’re joking. >
  
  The Keystone Cops of government but unfunny. >
  
  Refusing to Govern is what they told their voters they intended and their voters loved it. If they were only hurting their own voters, I would be a lot less angry. >
  
  What I'm having a hard time understanding is which Republicans benefits from this nonsense? 
  Trump has thrown his weight behind McCarthy who is already an establishment speaker candidate. Senate Republicans don't seem to want to wade into the discussion at all so I don't see them benefiting from this debacle. So which Republicans actually benefit from this because I don't think that Bobo or Gaetz are calling the shots here. >
  
  Confusion, grand standing, power plays... Pick a reason. Republicans want to destroy it all so that they can claim the system is broken and they want to remake it in the image of a religious right Y'all Qaeda. Where they can do whatever they want. >
  
  This doesn't really answer my question. Someone is behind this and I don't think that it's Trump given that he's voiced support for McCarthy. So who benefits from this directly? >
  
  I think you're answering your own question.
  McCarthy wants to be speaker so desperately he's willing to throw away any authority or stability just to get the title (rumor is he's offering just one person to trigger a no confidence vote? rofl so the second he does something that irks these guys they'll just call it and he'll be ousted). Obstructionist/radical right house members who say no to everything else say no to him becasue they are locked in a never ending purity test on who is the most obstructionist/radical. 
  This is the result of idiocy and ego, and it doesn't benefit anyone at the end of the day. >
  
  The faces of incompetence and self agrandisment... they think they're pretty special.. a child trafficker and a high school drop out. Unbelievable >
  
  VERY SOON, the whole world will witness how incredibly weak those 20 Republicans are. Claiming values and philosophy for not supporting McCarty, these 20 will quickly turn on a dime to protect the party.
  The world will see the circus, as that is all the US Govt is good for these days. They won't do anything for the next 2 years. But at least they can keep the spotlight now and make people think they are working as they make those very strenuous electronic votes. >
  
  Hope your proud America. Because even though the GOP faltered in the midterms you still willingly handed them the house. You rewarded them and for that you’re irredeemable in my book. >
  
  Did they misspell “unforgivable” or “unacceptable” or “unfuckable” here or something?
  Damned autocorrect, am I right?