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  Nope! Actually it's much, much worse. The list of conditions they extracted from McCarthy in the end is extreme, and effectively lets Boebert and Gaetz have a veto on everything that Congress will do. Congress will also automatically re-enter speakerless limbo if McCarthy tries to allow a vote to raise the debt ceiling without securing massive and specific across the board spending cuts, and Russian-backed Congressfolk are getting all of the security and defense committee positions. Further, it gives the Freedom Caucus control over the rules committee, effectively allowing them to interpret the rules of Congress unilaterally.
  Basically, it's guaranteed that in not too long, Congress will shut down until there's a Democrat/Republican unity speaker.
context: That's a downhill path that ends in hell.  I don't much care whether they go there or not.  But for my taste they are going there way to slow. >
  
  The problem is they are trying to drag all of us down with them. >
  
  Anarchy and Sedition poisoned the roots. >
  
  I called a Republican an anarchist once. They were not happy. >
  
  Usually they're all law and order but these days they're all libertarian losers, no sense of governance, anarchists. >
  
  As an actual political anarchist?
  Keep it up, screw these fascists. If being called an anarchist makes them mad, GOOD.
  American "libertarians" have all been neo-feudalists since the mises institute cooped and subvert the term into being synonymous with autocratic capitalist authoritarianism. >
  
  Okay if youre an anarchist explain why you think your ideology will work because im ngl i think your ideology is dumb as rocks and helps weaken strong democratic foundations to pave the way for the facists >
  
  When George Santos was Speaker of the House in 1977, we never had chaos like this >
  
  He was Also the first speaker of continental Congress and look what he achieved. >
  
  Don't forget, he wrote the Constitution. >
  
  I heard he can run the 100m dash faster than Britney Spears >
  
  His recent scandals aside, I’m still thankful that he invented the Caesar salad and the jet engine. >
  
  Yeah, he has lots of little credits to his name like those. But is real crowning achievement was the Magna Carta. I don’t care what anyone says, that was even bigger than the time he died for our sins. Geeez, we owe so much to him…. >
  
  And he’s a Pokémon Master to boot. >
  
  He also was one of the architects of the Iran/Contra affair that helped to devastate a lot of American neighborhoods and got away unscathed and went on to an illustrious career in politics as a major disruptor. He’s what super villains look like in real life >
  
  Newt’s shutdown of the government prevented my grandfather from getting a visa to visit us at the time. He was too sick from cancer when the next opportunity came about. Not a big fan (my true thoughts might get me banned). >
  
  I agree with your true thoughts >
  
  Newt Gingrich is the POS who basically started this mess... fuck him to hell. >
  
  POS 1# trait for controlling the corrupt lobotomized flock >
  
  The oligarch's lapdogs pretending that the entire Republican Party isn't a hate-fest, it's just a few bad apples. >
  
  Hannity and Fox keep putting Gingrich likes he’s some kind of savant. You got kicked out bro and couldn’t win the nomination for president >
  
  and yet, the press still laps up the shit that comes out of Newt's mouth. he's sharing a headline on r/politics right now with Pelosi. >
  
  Newt Fuckin" Gingrich >
  
  Gingrich's ideology, actually the basis of Reaganomics, was to make US government dysfunctional so US public would lose faith in government. This has largely proved successful as FoxNews and the rest of the GOP owned and operated media (CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, etc) do the false equivalence playbook and claim that GOP's anti-American ideology is due to Democrats not compromising with them.
  The Seeds of Dysfunction >
  
  That dude is such a horrible human being. I was so shocked when I saw him pop up in Parks and Recreation episode. >
  
  Is it just me or does it seem like the whole thing a distraction contrived by Trumpland to drive the news cycle away from the 1/6 anniversary? Kudos to them, seemed to work.