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Russian stooges and traitors to the United States
They don't have the votes to block it, fortunately. >

Couldn't McCarthy just not bring it up for a vote? >

If he wants to go against the majority within his own party to appease people like Gaetz, sure. >

The house rules they adopted allow the Russian caucus to force another vote for speaker.
The GOP is controlled by Putin, because their majority is dependent on a minority that is controlled by him. >

“The GOP is controlled by Putin”
Jack pot. The GOP has sold our country out. >

And they sold us on the idea that suddenly in 1991 the Soviet oligarchs suddenly started liking the US >

Republicans want an unstable world because it helps them argue “you need hard liners like us to save you in this uncertain time!”
Peace is bad for their political prospects, so escalating global tensions is in their favor. >

Yeah peace .. like selling billions in war equipment to Ukrainian to extend a war that would’ve ended already without us …. Lol >

At least you are consistent in supporting the aggressors in wars of choice.
Normal people find starting wars of aggression and of choice to be morally reprehensible. >

Again never said I support Russia.  I agreed with mitt Romney when he said Russia was our biggest threat..  remember when he was laughed at for that? I mean he should’ve been laughed at for lots of other reasons not saying that.  A dying former power with nukes is not a great time for the world.  
I believe Russia should’ve been dealt with long before and our nato allies should’ve stop buying their their oil and gas from the literal reason nato was created…. America might as well buy coal from NK.. just silly. >


mitt Romney when he said Russia was our biggest threat.. remember when he was laughed at for that? 

I do remember that. Russia wasn't a threat. It can't even defeat Ukraine. Mitt Romney wanted more military spending, specifically more naval ships. So which is it, do you want less or more military spending? >

We are spending for Russia LOL.  And they were a the bigges threat because of Russian influence!  Haha
For fucks sake they invaded the Ukraine what 2014?  2 years later?  And we were spending money to give them weapons to fight at the border? And we ramped up navy in the area! It’s so insane how you all rewrote history to fit whatever you want. >

Every accusation is a confession. It is you who are skewing the events to make it seem like they bolster your opinions when they don't.
Additional naval ships wouldn't have changed Russia's decision to invade Ukraine.
I didn't hear Mitt Romney say in the debate that Russian influence on his own party was the greatest threat to American interests. >

He said Russia was a threat and Obama said the Cold War is over.
In 2014 Russia invaded Ukraine.   And we’ve spent about 60+ billion that they have admitted too since with likely and endless amount moving forward.  
If you think “Russia is weak” is the full answer to this you should be scared of a cornered cat.  Russia can’t just bomb the hell out of Ukraine as they want the land and it’ll be unusable they don’t much care about many of the cities, but the industry is important.  They also have a dying leadership and tons of nukes and other weapons that regardless of whatever talking heads want to say clearly our military knows how dangerous they could become.  
So we’re literally in a semi Cold War again.  We’re now raised our military budget again, are producing new weapons to replenish what we sent and clearly Russia was a problem!  And Obama was dead wrong.  Which isn’t shocking he was terrible at foreign relations.  I mean nobody is as bad as trump but he was not even remotely good. >


[an] (sic) endless amount moving forward.

Russia cannot keep up their military efforts up indefinitely. With the firepower Ukraine is receiving, it is unlikely Russia doesn't start losing the territory it is holding at an accelerating rate.  

Russia can’t just bomb the hell out of Ukraine

That is what they are doing. Your analysis is shoddy and your writing style lacks credibility and it doesn't sound American. It literally sounds like you are free wheeling making things up on the spot.

So we’re literally in a semi Cold War again. 

There is a vast difference between the USSR and the Russian Federation. Russia will be brought to negotiations and their bargaining position is only getting weaker. Russia has already humiliated itself and it will be humbled. This isn't even close to a cold war. Russia isn't a superpower, it isn't even a regional power. You need power in order to be a power. Russia can only project power barely 50 miles beyond its borders. This isn't a cold war between rival superpowers. It is a rogue state committing war crimes that the west is now taking decisive action on. >

This is where you’ll see a revolt of the “moderate Republicans.” Because remember, “moderate Republican” means in the defense contractors’ pockets and I’m sure they are making a fortune off of this war. So it might be one of those rare occurrences where the morally right thing to do aligns with what “moderate Republicans” want to do and that forces McCarthy’s hand. >

So far, the only thing McCarthy seems capable of doing is keeping the moderate Republicans in line with whatever the loons want. >

Watch how quickly that changes if he starts pissing off the moderates big donors. >

I hope you’re right. Big Republican donors seem content to let democracy go to hell as long as they have lax regulation and low taxes. >

There are many levels at play in this game.  At the highest levels,  the donors don't GAF about the USA because they can relocate,  and have assets that are worth far more than dollars. >

This was 100% what that whole standoff with the treason caucus was about >

The military industrial complex is making money hand over fist in Ukraine, there's no universe where Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics and their fellows allow this to happen. >

Probably the most likely truth.  Money and corruption always "trump" when it comes to politicians. >

I really miss using that word as a verb instead of a name. Like all the poor schmucks called Adolf back in the early 30s.