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  Kevin Sorbo is on twitter saying its racism proving their memos for talking points are hard to read for bad readers lol
context: good thing these two brave souls still voted in favor of removing her >
  
  They pulled a Susan Collins here
  Edit: denounce on principle, vote with party lines >
  
  Susan Collins has done a lot of hand wringing and a lot of party line voting. >
  
  Hey at least she knows everybody has learned their lesson! >
  
  They're not wrong. But the stupidest votes have yet to come. Government shutdown here we come. And I bet those two cons will still vote with McCarthy. >
  
  Federal Employees expect a 6-10 month furlough because of Republicans shutting down the government. >
  
  My wife works for DOD. We've been planning for months. >
  
  GOP: we don't want anti semites on committees
  Also GOP: we wouldn't have so many natural disasters if it wasn't for the damn Jews and their top secret space lasers >
  
  
  As they rode the elevator away from the House floor, congressional newspaper Roll Call reported that Foreign Affairs Committee GOP member Ken Buck and Republican Rep. Mike Simpson reflected on what had just transpired and decided it was a boneheaded move.
  
  Say their names >
  
  It's the stupidest thing so far. The Republicans can easily surpass this within the week. >
  
  They still have to choose not to fund the country. That will be a whopper >
  
  Didn't they later vote on something just saying socialism is stupid? >
  
  As capitalism has us on the brink of economical and ecological collapse >
  
  
  GOP member Ken Buck and Republican Rep. Mike Simpson reflected on what had just transpired and decided it was a boneheaded move. >
  
  The stupidest vote was the one that gave them their seats in the first place. How anyone can vote Republican at this point is beyond my understanding. They don't represent their constituents.They represent the most reprehensible members of their party. I hope people wake up to the realization that there is no such thing as a moderate Republican anymore. The entire party is committed to extremism and the total destruction of the state. >
  
  2023 and you're just now realizing this?
  It's been obvious for the last 2 decades. >
  
  Stupidest thing ever…
  Hell yeah I’m votin for that brother!!!! >
  
  Buck and Simpson are the real heroes here.  AFTER they vote to oust her.  Fucking cowards. >
  
  Imagine being this craven and pathetic. >
  
  These people need to ponder on the implications of "selling just a little bit of your soul."  Cuz that's what they've done here.  Sure, it was a trivial thing.  Hardly matters at all in the grand scheme of things.  
  But they've sacrificed a bit of their morals, ethics, and convictions in order to hold onto power within their party.  And tomorrow?  They get to sacrifice a bit more.
  It's fun to say how Republicans have no morals or ethics, but I'm not convinced they start out that way.  I think they start by saying what they have to say to win their elections, even if they don't always agree with it.  That's step 1.  Then you have votes like this where they must go along to get along.  That's step 2.  
  Step by step they trade what they believe is right for things they want.  And each step feels bad and they hate doing it.  Until eventually they don't feel that way anymore.