>

They won't and it's by design. 
Fuck them.
"Look busy while we do absolutely nothing whatsoever"
Who didn’t see that coming? “When people tell you who they are, believe them.” >

The GQP has no ability or interest in governing. >

They are especially good about thinking about the women and children... Just in a more traditional way >

You cant have an abortion/ you cant see people who dont abide by gender norms/thoughts and prayers/youre anti-american/tax cuts for the rich and business/poors deserve to get homelessness for not working.
That about sums it up, right? >

Too real. Don't forget being God fearing in there too >

Haha all implied. Separation, amirite?
Edit oh wait >

"Government doesn't work! Elect us and we'll prove it! "
GOP probably. >

Of course it won't get better. The House is a republican-filled circus and most of their platform was crafted on a whim for the optics. They want to muddy the water so that the actions of the Trump administration and the republican party that stood by him somehow seem less egregious. Most of their so-called platform are non-starters for democrats, so what you are left with is gridlock and optics votes, and that's what the next 2 years are going to be. >

Big on chaos. Short on everything else. >

Chaos is a ladder...  down to their base. >

Is anyone really that surprised that the do nothing Republicans are doing nothing? >

I mean they had a debate on whether to say the Pledge of Allegiance before committee hearings and whether members can carry guns in congress. Hour long debates. 
I mean you couldn't write something this bizarre. Comedy gold. >

That pretty much describes the entire Republican caucus since 2007 and the Trump presidency. >

Now what would happen if I did my job the same way? >

I work from home.  
My new Roomba would rat me out. >

There was a majority elected to the House on the platform of let’s do nothing. This shouldn’t surprise anyone. >

The MAGA GOP is demonstrating why people should not vote for inexperienced white supremacists.   They have no idea how to govern responsibly. The live on crazy conspiracy theories, extremist Christianity and white supremacy. 
Fortunately just a slim majority in the House with Democrats controlling the Senate and the White House, a bulwark of sanity against the biggest threat to US National Security since WWII, Trumpism. >

This is what happens when you elect republicans >

I don’t understand why this country only votes against self interest. >

Because there are a lot of wealthy people able to fund misinformation to get people to vote for the interests of the wealthy. >

The slower the better—this is the group that has replaced flag pins with gun pins, subpoena avoidance with subpoena attacks, Ukrainian support with support for Putin, and … the list goes on. Just hope these idiots don’t force the USA to default. >

The Republicans have no time to do any governing. They are way too busy worrying about what people have in their pants! they also have wage war on pronouns and story hour. Things like international trade, the economy, the war effort and climate change, will just have to wait! >

Lol “members fear it won’t get better”
That’s “some members”. Some are upset it’s moving so fast. >

This really isn't surprising, but it is concerning, particularly given the debt ceiling and a looming recession. >

This is what their voters elected the Republicans  lawmakers to do.  Nothing (besides obstructing). >

Republicans don’t know how to govern. They just know how to be against something. I’ve yet to see them say anything that remotely wouldn’t be considered a criticism — in the last decade.
Government that governs least, governs best; indeed. >

the GOP's only active platform plank is "obstruct", what did you expect? >

Yeah, we all knew this. Did Congress just now realize? >

"Good" -- r/Conservative probably >

That's one way to stop big gubment interfering in our lives. >

Sometimes no news is good news >

They won't and it's by design. 
Fuck them.
"Look busy while we do absolutely nothing whatsoever" >

Who didn’t see that coming? “When people tell you who they are, believe them.” >

The GQP has no ability or interest in governing. >

They are especially good about thinking about the women and children... Just in a more traditional way >

You cant have an abortion/ you cant see people who dont abide by gender norms/thoughts and prayers/youre anti-american/tax cuts for the rich and business/poors deserve to get homelessness for not working.
That about sums it up, right? >

Too real. Don't forget being God fearing in there too >

Haha all implied. Separation, amirite?
Edit oh wait >

"Government doesn't work! Elect us and we'll prove it! "
GOP probably. >

Of course it won't get better. The House is a republican-filled circus and most of their platform was crafted on a whim for the optics. They want to muddy the water so that the actions of the Trump administration and the republican party that stood by him somehow seem less egregious. Most of their so-called platform are non-starters for democrats, so what you are left with is gridlock and optics votes, and that's what the next 2 years are going to be. >

Big on chaos. Short on everything else. >

Chaos is a ladder...  down to their base. >

Is anyone really that surprised that the do nothing Republicans are doing nothing? >

I mean they had a debate on whether to say the Pledge of Allegiance before committee hearings and whether members can carry guns in congress. Hour long debates. 
I mean you couldn't write something this bizarre. Comedy gold. >

That pretty much describes the entire Republican caucus since 2007 and the Trump presidency. >

Now what would happen if I did my job the same way? >

I work from home.  
My new Roomba would rat me out. >

There was a majority elected to the House on the platform of let’s do nothing. This shouldn’t surprise anyone. >

The MAGA GOP is demonstrating why people should not vote for inexperienced white supremacists.   They have no idea how to govern responsibly. The live on crazy conspiracy theories, extremist Christianity and white supremacy. 
Fortunately just a slim majority in the House with Democrats controlling the Senate and the White House, a bulwark of sanity against the biggest threat to US National Security since WWII, Trumpism. >

This is what happens when you elect republicans >

I don’t understand why this country only votes against self interest. >

Because there are a lot of wealthy people able to fund misinformation to get people to vote for the interests of the wealthy. >

The slower the better—this is the group that has replaced flag pins with gun pins, subpoena avoidance with subpoena attacks, Ukrainian support with support for Putin, and … the list goes on. Just hope these idiots don’t force the USA to default. >

The Republicans have no time to do any governing. They are way too busy worrying about what people have in their pants! they also have wage war on pronouns and story hour. Things like international trade, the economy, the war effort and climate change, will just have to wait! >

Lol “members fear it won’t get better”
That’s “some members”. Some are upset it’s moving so fast. >

This really isn't surprising, but it is concerning, particularly given the debt ceiling and a looming recession. >

This is what their voters elected the Republicans  lawmakers to do.  Nothing (besides obstructing). >

Republicans don’t know how to govern. They just know how to be against something. I’ve yet to see them say anything that remotely wouldn’t be considered a criticism — in the last decade.
Government that governs least, governs best; indeed. >

the GOP's only active platform plank is "obstruct", what did you expect? >

Yeah, we all knew this. Did Congress just now realize? >

"Good" -- r/Conservative probably >

That's one way to stop big gubment interfering in our lives. >

Sometimes no news is good news