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  Then he needs to beat him in a fiddle contest.
context: There are few things in the world that make me as happy as Kevin McCarthy being miserable. >
  
  Mitch McConnel and John Roberts being miserable? >
  
  Yes, please. Also, any of the republicans who voted against the certification of the vote, aided and abetted an attempted coup with their cowardice and complicity, like Mike Lee with his plan to submit false and vexatious electors to subvert the democratic election of representatives in support of John Eastman's cowardly plan for Trump to illegally and autocratically seize power despite losing a free and fair democratic election, etc... 
  More than anything, I just want deserving Republicans to experience the same degree of misery, in aggregate, that they intentionally inflict on Americans and non Americans alike in order to feed the base instincts of their cultivated marks.
  Some, I assume, are good people who don't deserve that. >
  
  Also all of the Republicans who went to Russia to meet with Putin on the 4th of July, and also Rand Paul. >
  
  Never forget the Manchurian Members Moscow Marching Orders Meeting. >
  
  ...which means that—assuming no Democrats vote for him, and god help any who do—with six new members already on record as refusing to vote for him, McCarthy is two votes short of what he needs.
  Also:
  Democratic Members of Congress are considering nominating Liz Cheney to become Speaker. If the entire Democratic caucus voted for Cheney, it would only take 5 moderate Republicans to make Cheney Speaker. >
  
  
  Democratic Members of Congress are considering nominating Liz Cheney to become Speaker. If the entire Democratic caucus voted for Cheney, it would only take 5 moderate Republicans to make Cheney Speaker.
  
  are they really? can you source that? cause ive been making a joke on here about that happening for weeks. >
  
  
  If the entire Democratic caucus voted for Cheney
  
  The Squad doubled in size. Even if it didn't, who thinks AOC, Pressley, Tlaib, and Omar would vote for Cheney? >
  
  "You get McCarthy or Cheney, pick one." >
  
  the squad is the anti-imperial caucus, they cannot pick Cheney, they would abstain. Glen Greenwald would troll them to the ends of the earth. >
  
  I agree with the sentiment, but Greenwald doesn't seem to be the man he once was. >
  
  he's just anti-dem now, doesn't talk about anything else >
  
  Here's the thing I don't get about McCarthy.  He was basically ordained to be Speaker and has been in House GOP leadership for years...but he seems really BAD at this.
  Like say what you will about Pelosi but she's always on message and knows where her votes are.   
  McCarthy is a poor public speaker.  He meanders, doesn't have the force of personality to bulldoze through difficult questions, and he seems like a phony and a whiner when he's hitting the talking points about the border, or fentanyl, or Hunter Biden.
  But even with that he doesn't seem to have the will to get people behind him. If you look at January 6th fall out stuff it seems like he is constantly being dragged around by his nose.  He's presses by the more centrist GOP about Trump's involvement....and then days later he's kissing Trump's rung.
  Kevin seems to want to he Speaker so he can say he's Speaker but that's his only goal.  There no policy vision or plan.  At least guys like McConnel have visions that last beyond them: like remaking the Judiciary.  Paul Ryan had his "cut entitlements" stuff.  Even if I find it heinous there's a method there. >
  
  Greene's at least seven devils in a tomato-red pants suit with billowy ruffles where the sleeves should be. >
  
  six demon hobag >
  
  Kevin McCarthy's Ambitions ~~Are Going to Take~~  Have Taken Him to Some Dark Places
  FTFY. >
  
  Like in a poorly maintained/lit bathroom used exclusively by the freedum caucus on Capitol Hill but..yes…places. >
  
  Just say "glory holes" and be out with it, Man!" >
  
  Yet somehow he will still end up getting shafted more with each and every rotten deal. My man just radiates that mythical neo-con, bigly, alpha energy. >
  
  Nothing is worse than kissing Trump's ass and he's already done that. >
  
  McCarthy put his self interest above his country. He went down to kiss the ring of the person responsible for attempting to put an end to our Republic. Anything else pales in comparison and I really could give a crap about this sorry POS. >
  
  Bargains with the devil are part and parcel of being a republican, tho? >
  
  He has no soul to deal with the Devil.