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not sure you need the qualifier.
As a Democrat I have that exact same question. >

Most likely several chairmanships to different committees that were promised to several people. Gunna be awkward when it comes down to first come first serve >

Also that if only one republican objects to Mcarthy being in the role, it can go up again for a vote that could remove him. 
Because the Democrats also want him out, they will side with the 1 GOP who objects which will likely vote him out of the role. >

Need the 212 democrats plus 6 republicans to vote our McCarthy. Probably not. >

Six voted "present" instead of voting for him
His own caucus took 15 votes to get to that compromise. 
He won't last the year >

Gaetz was on Fox saying he was basically all out of things to ask for, so I'm sure they got some crazy shit. >

On your knees! >

Did they ever identify the rep that yelled it? >

What!?!  What did I miss? >

A democratic representative, yelled out "on your knees" when Kevin McCarthy approached Matt Gatez after the failed 14th round of voting. 
I found it hilarious because of all the "negotiating" he had to do to win over as many votes as he did. >

That is amazing. I love it. Seems the appropriate time for those kinds if comments unlike, for example, during the State of the Union. >

Honestly Republicans have destroyed so much Congressional decorum since 2008, I don’t care if Dems rib them out of line. >

A bunch of cocaine handshakes for sure. >

But what about the sex orgies? >

You don’t want to know what McCarthy agreed to on this issue 😉 >

So how bout that Ulihein dude finances This and is the biggest GOP donor.  They are going fucking masks off.

"The left will only stop when conservatives stop them, which means conservatives will have to discard outdated and irrelevant notions about “small government.” The government will have to become, in the hands of conservatives, an instrument of renewal in American life — and in some cases, a blunt instrument indeed.  
If all that sounds radical, fine. It need not, at this late hour, dissuade conservatives in the least. Radicalism is precisely the approach needed now because the necessary task is nothing less than radical and revolutionary."  
"To those who worry that power corrupts, and that once the right seizes power it too will be corrupted, they certainly have a point. If conservatives manage to save the country and rebuild our institutions, will they ever relinquish power and go the way of Cincinnatus? It is a fair question, and we should attend to it with care after we have won the war.  
For now, there are only two paths open to conservatives. Either they awake from decades of slumber to reclaim and re-found what has been lost, or they will watch our civilization die. There is no third road." >

Echoes of Barry Goldwater: "Extremism in defense of liberty, is no vice" But nowadays they get confused after the word "Extremism". >

Didnt he warn us of not letting these folk get to where they are today? >

Same with John McCain. One of the last "Goldwater Republicans." >

Happy Cake Day! yea i saw that vid of him warning us on russian aggression, sht was prophetic.  I had different views than him but jesus at least he didnt want to murder me.  It makes me kinda sad how you realize he might be one of the last decent republicans.  Fuck 15 years ago i thought id never have the "damn was W that bad?" thought but here we are. (yes, yes, he is btw) >

Basically, the Nut Job Caucus gets to call all the shots. If Mccarthy takes a step out of line, they put up a vote against his speakership, and the circus starts all over again. Donald Trump proves once again that he is still in charge of the Republican party >

A call for a new speaker vote requires a majority to pick a new speaker so Kevin won’t get booted with just the 20 mags idiots >

Yes but a majority need to then vote to remove him which the freedom caucus will never have >

Would it really put it past these wackos to take up an entire session of congress with votes of no confidence just to stall anything meaningful from passing congress? >

Now that is something dumb enough that they might do >

It doesn't matter what specific deals he cut. He sold out the country to the nazi wingnuts in return for a shred of power. The next 2 years are going to be a total shit show and worse than nothing will get done. >

EVERY SINGLE Republican who joined with the Trump fascist crazies is complicit.