comment: >
  
  I wonder how long it will take for a few Republicans to cave and switch their votes to Jeffries. 🤔
context: Tomorrow morning he has to wake up and go in to work knowing that the only items on the agenda are him failing publicly again and again, and again and again and again. >
  
  Colbert said it best, "It's like going to your wedding. Spending 2-3 hours talking to the guests and mingling, then it comes time to walk down the aisle and say your vows! ...and she says no. Okay, okay, that was embarrassing in front of everyone. But, how about we go talk with the crowd for a bit, mingle, and then try this again! Walk down the aisle, say your vows, she still really insists on no. Okay! Let's try again tomorrow!" >
  
  I just have to say it is truly a delight to see article after article in this sub with the titles just continually counting up how many votes McCarthy has currently lost. >
  
  And the pictures in the articles showing him absolutely stressing in each one more and more. Dude is on the verge of a nervous breakdown lmao >
  
  He already threw a tantrum on the floor and screamed out "I EARNED THIS!" >
  
  Wait source? No way haha >
  
  Someone who says something like that should not be given power. >
  
  I mean, I get the underlying idea. He won Republican caucus support, they're the majority, that should be job done.
  That said, Republicans have only themselves to blame for fostering the extremist populists in their party that led to this situation, and they deserve every ounce of pain now. Here's hoping this leads to reforms like rank choice voting that help moderate politics again to prevent future fascism. >
  
  While that's the hope, I have very little faith it'll actually lead to that. Considering the Republican way even just these recent years, McCarthy will be run out of the party because he's too "moderate." >
  
  See you all here tomorrow for the next 5 failures! >
  
  I'm extremely curious to see how long they can continue voting and getting the same results. It's starting to feel like groundhog's day at this point. >
  
  Well the record is 133, so... >
  
  Mannnn… some of us show up to work, and we get it done. How are these leeches propped up to govern. >
  
  Have you tried running for office? Seems like the cushiest job in America. >
  
  Sure if the rich people believe that you’re there to make sure they never face consequences or have to pay taxes. Otherwise, good luck getting elected. >
  
  House adjourns for night after Hakeem Jeffries receives the most votes 11 straight times.
  Edit: There is a threshold of 218 votes that a nominee must reach in order to become elected. That’s the joke. >
  
  Do another recount, must be voter fraud... >
  
  Can we really be sure that the Freedom Caucus isn't being controlled by Italian satellites? >
  
  Jew "ish" space lazers... >
  
  In the last round, the House Republicans were in full idiot mode:
  
  
  Gaetz nominates Trump, who only gets 1 vote.
  
  
  Hern gets nominated just to troll McCarthy.
  
  
  No one even remembers to nominate Donalds.
  
  
  McCarthy continues to be impotent and powerless, and looks more and more like he's on the verge of a breakdown.
  
  
  I love this show SO MUCH. >
  
  You forgot the best part Jeffries (D) again received the most votes.