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  Republicans always get what they want it is sad
context: I wanna know who yelled "Get on your knees Kevin" when he was talking to Gaetz after the 14th vote >
  
  Kevin’s a little old for Matt. >
  
  What a cluster fuck.
  They are acting all righteous because "America" gave their fractured party a thin majority and so far they have wasted a week with a petty and pointless Speaker fight that did nothing but turn McCarthy into an even bigger cuck than he already was which...that is quite a feat. >
  
  Hakeem was able to secure more votes than McCarthy in like the first 3 or 4 votes. If this was a straight up pne shot popular vote election, we’d have Hakeem Jeffries as our Speaker. Wild shit. >
  
  Yeah but there's a reason it requires a full majority. Because if Jefferies was named speaker, the first order of business would be a motion to vacate the chair which would get all the republican votes and we'd be right back to where we were >
  
  Oh, I get it. I just find it interesting that the GOP, with the majority (even if barely) couldn’t even muster enough votes to beat the Dems candidate for Speaker in terms of sheer votes. >
  
  It’s a great sign of things to come for a Speaker who couldn’t even figure out if he had enough votes to become Speaker. >
  
  Truly hilarious >
  
  Gaetz aiming for the House Armed Service Committee should have everyone worried about their loved ones’ serving in any branch and for the safety of the US. Intel is going straight from Gaetz to Russia and all US enemies. >
  
  "Meanwhile, Majority Whip TOM EMMER sat next to Gaetz, with Chief Deputy Whip GUY RESCHENTHALER standing on the aisle — blocking Gaetz from leaving but keeping other angry Republicans (some of whom had been drinking) from approaching and making things worse." 
  Surely, GOP Rep. Kat Cammack would know about this. >
  
  This sets the stage for a massive economic dislocation in a couple weeks…. This is about to get really bad. They are going to play chicken with US debt ratings. 
  You have 2 weeks to get short >
  
  Agreed, McCarthy wasn't saved, he was given a reprieve. The vote for Speaker is supposed to be one of the easiest votes a majority party can make, it's practically ceremonial, the fact that they fucked it up for so many days just means that literally every other vote is going to be that much harder. Republicans are clearly incapable of governing at even the most basic level amongst themselves.
  This past week is going to be repeated every week as long as Republicans hold the majority. We're barely out of the gate with this Congress and McCarthy is shaping up to be a historically weak and ineffective Speaker. Hopefully, his tenure is far shorter than he'd like. >
  
  Fascinating play by play from Politico Playbook on how McCarthy finally got the gavel and Trump’s involvement in it >
  
  Fucking embarrassment. How many times you have to have a vote on a yes man. Nothing more un-American than the G.Q.P. >
  
  This Bozo has no shame! >
  
  Republicans always get what they want it is sad >
  
  Hollow victory that is bad for America. I don’t want another dozen Benghazi type “investigations” and regressive laws proposed endlessly. We need to move forward I’m sick of GOP and their bullshit. >
  
  Which was very weird, as Gaetz sat beside Boebert who also voted 'present'.  Gaetz had already flipped his vote, why weren't they attacking Gosar and Biggs? >
  
  Which was very weird, as Gaetz sat beside Boebert who also voted 'present'.  Gaetz had already flipped his vote, why weren't they attacking Gosar and Biggs? >
  
  Uhhh you posted the same comment from two different accounts... >
  
  I wanna know who yelled "Get on your knees Kevin" when he was talking to Gaetz after the 14th vote >
  
  Kevin’s a little old for Matt. >
  
  What a cluster fuck.
  They are acting all righteous because "America" gave their fractured party a thin majority and so far they have wasted a week with a petty and pointless Speaker fight that did nothing but turn McCarthy into an even bigger cuck than he already was which...that is quite a feat. >
  
  Hakeem was able to secure more votes than McCarthy in like the first 3 or 4 votes. If this was a straight up pne shot popular vote election, we’d have Hakeem Jeffries as our Speaker. Wild shit. >
  
  Yeah but there's a reason it requires a full majority. Because if Jefferies was named speaker, the first order of business would be a motion to vacate the chair which would get all the republican votes and we'd be right back to where we were >
  
  Oh, I get it. I just find it interesting that the GOP, with the majority (even if barely) couldn’t even muster enough votes to beat the Dems candidate for Speaker in terms of sheer votes. >
  
  It’s a great sign of things to come for a Speaker who couldn’t even figure out if he had enough votes to become Speaker. >
  
  Truly hilarious >
  
  Gaetz aiming for the House Armed Service Committee should have everyone worried about their loved ones’ serving in any branch and for the safety of the US. Intel is going straight from Gaetz to Russia and all US enemies. >
  
  "Meanwhile, Majority Whip TOM EMMER sat next to Gaetz, with Chief Deputy Whip GUY RESCHENTHALER standing on the aisle — blocking Gaetz from leaving but keeping other angry Republicans (some of whom had been drinking) from approaching and making things worse." 
  Surely, GOP Rep. Kat Cammack would know about this. >
  
  This sets the stage for a massive economic dislocation in a couple weeks…. This is about to get really bad. They are going to play chicken with US debt ratings. 
  You have 2 weeks to get short >
  
  Agreed, McCarthy wasn't saved, he was given a reprieve. The vote for Speaker is supposed to be one of the easiest votes a majority party can make, it's practically ceremonial, the fact that they fucked it up for so many days just means that literally every other vote is going to be that much harder. Republicans are clearly incapable of governing at even the most basic level amongst themselves.
  This past week is going to be repeated every week as long as Republicans hold the majority. We're barely out of the gate with this Congress and McCarthy is shaping up to be a historically weak and ineffective Speaker. Hopefully, his tenure is far shorter than he'd like. >
  
  Fascinating play by play from Politico Playbook on how McCarthy finally got the gavel and Trump’s involvement in it >
  
  Fucking embarrassment. How many times you have to have a vote on a yes man. Nothing more un-American than the G.Q.P. >
  
  This Bozo has no shame! >
  
  Hollow victory that is bad for America. I don’t want another dozen Benghazi type “investigations” and regressive laws proposed endlessly. We need to move forward I’m sick of GOP and their bullshit.