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  Interns are for fucking, aides order lunch
context: The current batch of Republicans knows how to complain, antagonize, polarize people, inflame racism, fuck the poor … but haven’t a clue how to actually govern and get things done. >
  
  These same people will then go on Fox News and blame Democrats for gas prices. Meanwhile, they don’t even legislate or add value to anything. >
  
  My conservative father is already blaming dems. "If democrats weren't so goddamn partisan they could just vote for Kevin and end this nonsense."  fuckin' unreal. >
  
  "Just like all the Republicans voted for Pelosi during the last vote, right?"
  Watch the apoplexy unfold. >
  
  Just tried that line out in our group chat. He responded, "she had the votes though, that's not the same thing" 
  good lord. >
  
  With some people, it's better to just let them wallow in their own self inflicted wounds. >
  
  Three months from now this could be the good old days >
  
  Yeah, anything the GOP puts forward will be antagonistic or histrionics. So far, they've wasted 3 days of their majority.  They can do this until we need actual decisions like a continuing resolution. >
  
  We won't really need a house until sometime between July and October when the money runs out.  It's basically a best case scenario they completely fritter 40% if their time on this pathetic dick measuring contest >
  
  Like it >
  
  Quite hilarious how the The Democrat nominee has won more votes seven times in a row and has been closer to being elected house speaker then the republican-controlled House. It's fucking insane that people keep electing these same Republicans The do-nothing party of no ideas. >
  
  Uhhh 9 times at this point >
  
  How do these people manage to order lunch on any given day? >
  
  Interns. >
  
  Interns are for fucking, aides order lunch >
  
  Well, crap. My plan fell apart. Time to grant concessions >
  
  Please, this congress is fated to do nothing of significance but hold show trials and grandstand to begin with. >
  
  Exactly.
  They have no legislative agenda and never will.  This is probably gonna be the most productive week they'll have. >
  
  It’s about right. They wanted to be in control. 
  They have no plans, no platform except chaos. Mission completed! >
  
  If the GOP's goal is to tear down our government, they're doing a great job. smh >
  
  These are the people that want to paralyze the entire government with the budget in a few months.  Let them rip themselves apart.  If there are enough factions, one may work with the Democrats and get something done.
  I think with deep seated fractures, maybe the GOP will not have a winner take all for the party. >
  
  Uh….Kevin it’s time to let go. 
  Can we get a consensus candidate that the moderate GOP reps can support along with at least 200 dems? Just end this shit already and put someone sane in. >
  
  Jeffries only needs six votes. I know it sounds like an apostasy, and it will never work...but there it is. >
  
  Put it to a blind/silent vote and anything could happen. >
  
  A silent vote would give McCarthy the win 100%. >
  
  Paralyzing? Oh those fragile millionaires. >
  
  Will democracy survive?? ... Did it ever exist? >
  
  I’ve been watching/listening to this shit in the background while working, and I’m getting pretty close to memorizing a lot of the names in the House…so that’s a plus I guess. >
  
  All they are paralyzing is their own shit show of a congress, which will be once more full of dog and pony show "hearings" that will spend millions to repeatedly find "Biden did nothing wrong," and then they'll campaign on their wasted investigations. The longer this drags on, the more fun this Congress remains. Once they resolve the issue, it's fucking Benghazi, Benghazi, Benghazi all over again and dreadful dull. >
  
  And all will be forgotten and forgiven come election time. This is now the future of the Republican party. >
  
  the GOP promised theatrics over governance... >
  
  Let the whole thing come tumbling down. >
  
  The current batch of Republicans knows how to complain, antagonize, polarize people, inflame racism, fuck the poor … but haven’t a clue how to actually govern and get things done. >
  
  These same people will then go on Fox News and blame Democrats for gas prices. Meanwhile, they don’t even legislate or add value to anything. >
  
  My conservative father is already blaming dems. "If democrats weren't so goddamn partisan they could just vote for Kevin and end this nonsense."  fuckin' unreal. >
  
  "Just like all the Republicans voted for Pelosi during the last vote, right?"
  Watch the apoplexy unfold. >
  
  Just tried that line out in our group chat. He responded, "she had the votes though, that's not the same thing" 
  good lord. >
  
  With some people, it's better to just let them wallow in their own self inflicted wounds. >
  
  Three months from now this could be the good old days >
  
  Yeah, anything the GOP puts forward will be antagonistic or histrionics. So far, they've wasted 3 days of their majority.  They can do this until we need actual decisions like a continuing resolution. >
  
  We won't really need a house until sometime between July and October when the money runs out.  It's basically a best case scenario they completely fritter 40% if their time on this pathetic dick measuring contest >
  
  Like it >
  
  Quite hilarious how the The Democrat nominee has won more votes seven times in a row and has been closer to being elected house speaker then the republican-controlled House. It's fucking insane that people keep electing these same Republicans The do-nothing party of no ideas. >
  
  Uhhh 9 times at this point >
  
  How do these people manage to order lunch on any given day? >
  
  Interns.