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  Honestly... Ok? We know their play book for Jan 6th and we don't have a president who will sit idle hoping they succeed this time at toppling the government. We may get to find out who will really win in a battle between 2nd amendment LARPers and the military...
  Spoiler alert: the military will win.
  The only other alternative is continuing to be held hostage by insane, right wing terrorists who are willing to set the house on fire with everyone in it to save the house.
context: The nine Republicans broke from the GOP and voted for the bill were: Reps. John Katko (N.Y.), Chris Jacobs (N.Y.), Brian Fitzpatrick (Pa.), Liz Cheney (Wyo.), Fred Upton (Mich.), Rodney Davis (Ill.), Jaime Herrera Beutler (Wash.), Adam Kinzinger (Ill.) and Steve Womack (Ark.).
  Only two — Fitzpatrick and Womack — are returning to Congress next year. The others either opted against running for another term or lost their reelection races. >
  
  Because he represent the district I live in, I just need to add that the reason that Chris Jacobs didn't seek re-election is because he simply said that he might support an assault rifle ban after a white supremacist spouting replacement theory intentionally targeted a heavily black area four hours from his home and slaughtered ten black people at a grocery store.
  So just for saying he might support a ban, the Western New York GOP dumped the nephew of billionaire Jeremy Jacobs.  But hey, it's not a cult. >
  
  WNY Republicans are some of the absolute dumbest fucking people I've ever met/have to call family. >
  
  Once could argue you could remove the “W” and still be correct.  Once could also argue you could remove “WNY” and still be correct! >
  
  9 house Republicans realized letting a fractured and idiotic GOP attempt to fund the government a month into a new Congress would be an absolute shit show >
  
  Seven of the nine realized now that they're retiring they should probably do the right thing to try to save their legacy. >
  
  Could they switch to Dems and elect a house speaker? >
  
  I'd imagine only incoming members get to vote on that >
  
  So, 7 House Republicans who voted in favor will be out of a job in 10 days anyway, and the other two will be out of a job in two years. It blows my mind that the GOP is totally OK with crippling government operation just so they can try to make Democrats look bad. Just wait until the vote on whether to raise the debt ceiling or not. >
  
  The SCOTUS will say it's unconstitutional, if Biden ignores it you're going to be reminded of January 6th. Remember these people are getting bolder by the year, and are taking less to be set off