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  Theres nothing in it for them. If Congress literally accomplished nothing for the last 2 years of Bidens presidency that's just fine by Republicans. Losing is still winning for them.
context: No. Republicans aren't going to risk the hell they'd catch and Jefferies shouldn't want to manage a House with a Republican majority. That said, it'd be funny to watch. >
  
  I think it would be a good idea, because it would potentially unite the nation again, and Jeffries would be able to be a medium to where he could refuse to pass heavy GOP legislation. It would make both parties have to work together to get anything passed, since in order to get a bill passed the speaker would have to approve it, sign it and send it to the Senate. Plus it would be historical, as there hasn’t been an opposition speaker since before 1865. >
  
  It’s like a Republican’s worst nightmare. “Oh my god…. We actually have to compromise!!” (Blonde florida congresswoman who launched a tirade on biden during her mccarthy nomination faints and bobo and empty G have perfect 5th blood curdling screams.)