Conservative revolt paralyzes US House for second day

[Mac1958]

Well dang..it would appear that the wheels are coming off the GOP bus. Where's the impeachment? Any impeachment, right?
It would appear, that once again, the Repubs would rather fight with themselves..while the Left consolidates its gains and looks to 2024...while licking their chops~

MSN

The U.S. House of Representatives was paralyzed for a second day on Wednesday as Speaker Kevin McCarthy struggled to quell a revolt by hardline Republicans, raising questions about the party's ability to advance its agenda in Washington.
McCarthy said he felt "blindsided" after a group of conservatives derailed their own party's effort to block new environmental regulations on household gas stoves but predicted the two sides would resolve their differences.
"We'll work through this, and we'll even be stronger," he told reporters.
But the chamber remained in a holding pattern, as Republican McCarthy's leadership team scheduled and then canceled another attempt to advance the legislation.
The hardliners have vowed to use "procedural tools" to slow legislation until McCarthy agrees to their terms, raising questions about whether McCarthy was at risk of losing his post.
Those hardliners were among the House Republicans who opposed McCarthy's election as speaker in January until he agreed to concessions that make it easy to challenge his leadership.
They were also among the 71 Republicans who opposed the compromise debt ceiling legislation passed last week. They maintain that McCarthy and his leadership team did not cut spending deeply enough, ignored their input and retaliated against at least one of their members.

The hardcore MAGA kids had to throw a tantrum at SOME point, to keep the base happy.

More weird, tedious Kabuki Theater.

 

[pknopp]

Republicans have contempt for sound, responsible governance.

Our ever growing debt is not sound responsible governance.

I can't support overall those stopping things up because they are generally pretty hateful individuals but I do support what they are doing here. We absolutely have to get the debt under control.

What we are doing to future generations is pretty hateful also.

 

[JWBooth]

Republicans have contempt for sound, responsible governance.

I have contempt for fucktards, which by nature includes governance and those who simp for it, like yourself.

 

[Independentthinker]

Well dang..it would appear that the wheels are coming off the GOP bus. Where's the impeachment? Any impeachment, right?
It would appear, that once again, the Repubs would rather fight with themselves..while the Left consolidates its gains and looks to 2024...while licking their chops~

MSN

The U.S. House of Representatives was paralyzed for a second day on Wednesday as Speaker Kevin McCarthy struggled to quell a revolt by hardline Republicans, raising questions about the party's ability to advance its agenda in Washington.
McCarthy said he felt "blindsided" after a group of conservatives derailed their own party's effort to block new environmental regulations on household gas stoves but predicted the two sides would resolve their differences.
"We'll work through this, and we'll even be stronger," he told reporters.
But the chamber remained in a holding pattern, as Republican McCarthy's leadership team scheduled and then canceled another attempt to advance the legislation.
The hardliners have vowed to use "procedural tools" to slow legislation until McCarthy agrees to their terms, raising questions about whether McCarthy was at risk of losing his post.
Those hardliners were among the House Republicans who opposed McCarthy's election as speaker in January until he agreed to concessions that make it easy to challenge his leadership.
They were also among the 71 Republicans who opposed the compromise debt ceiling legislation passed last week. They maintain that McCarthy and his leadership team did not cut spending deeply enough, ignored their input and retaliated against at least one of their members.

The left fight with themselves as well. Guess you forgot that.

 

[Rambunctious]

Yet another example of rightwing domestic terrorism – holding the People’s House hostage.

The right’s war on democracy continues.

Make sure and bring that knee up real high....

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Millions of news stories, and you select a mere handful, further proving my point. But lets just take the first one.....Smollett. The guy was trying to con everyone. What exactly did the news media get wrong? Eventually, they uncovered the truth.

So they lied about all of the big stories but you trust them on the rest. You’re an idiot.

 

[whitehall]

Why do lefties use words like "revolt" and "paralyze" to describe politics as usual? It beats talking about the criminal negligence of the Biden administration?

 

[BackAgain]

Republicans have contempt for sound, responsible governance.

No. We are, in fact, seeking it — despite the handicap of having to put up with you stupid libtards pretending that we are a “democracy.”

 

[TruthNotBS]

Well dang..it would appear that the wheels are coming off the GOP bus. Where's the impeachment? Any impeachment, right?
It would appear, that once again, the Repubs would rather fight with themselves..while the Left consolidates its gains and looks to 2024...while licking their chops~

MSN

The U.S. House of Representatives was paralyzed for a second day on Wednesday as Speaker Kevin McCarthy struggled to quell a revolt by hardline Republicans, raising questions about the party's ability to advance its agenda in Washington.
McCarthy said he felt "blindsided" after a group of conservatives derailed their own party's effort to block new environmental regulations on household gas stoves but predicted the two sides would resolve their differences.
"We'll work through this, and we'll even be stronger," he told reporters.
But the chamber remained in a holding pattern, as Republican McCarthy's leadership team scheduled and then canceled another attempt to advance the legislation.
The hardliners have vowed to use "procedural tools" to slow legislation until McCarthy agrees to their terms, raising questions about whether McCarthy was at risk of losing his post.
Those hardliners were among the House Republicans who opposed McCarthy's election as speaker in January until he agreed to concessions that make it easy to challenge his leadership.
They were also among the 71 Republicans who opposed the compromise debt ceiling legislation passed last week. They maintain that McCarthy and his leadership team did not cut spending deeply enough, ignored their input and retaliated against at least one of their members.

That's because they serve the rich and powerful at the expense of the poor and those who work for a living. The average Joe American suffers because of them.

 

[TruthNotBS]

Why do lefties use words like "revolt" and "paralyze" to describe politics as usual? It beats talking about the criminal negligence of the Biden administration?

All administrations are criminally incompetent and negligent, with very few exceptions. They all serve the wealthy elites at the expense of the common man/average Joe American. They're all mammon-worshiping devils.

 

[d0gbreath]

Its called democracy... I know you aren't used to it since your party has transformed into group think Authoritarians...

We're called a band of brothers and sisters.

 

[JWBooth]

McCarthy whined and sent everybody home for the weekend. This is the governance I seek.

 

[john doe 101]

So they lied about all of the big stories but you trust them on the rest. You’re an idiot.

Lol at you thinking 6 is all the "big stories".

 

[BackAgain]

McCarthy whined and sent everybody home for the weekend. This is the governance I seek.

The government which governs least governs best.

Mostly.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Lol at you thinking 6 is all the "big stories".

It’s no where near all the big stories they got wrong or flat out lied about. But I do have to ask just how stupid do you have to be to keep believing them when admitting they lied to you six fucking times already. What is the limit to your gullibility? Twelve? Twenty four? When do you decide to stop being a patsy.

 

[john doe 101]

It’s no where near all the big stories they got wrong or flat out lied about. But I do have to ask just how stupid do you have to be to keep believing them when admitting they lied to you six fucking times already. What is the limit to your gullibility? Twelve? Twenty four? When do you decide to stop being a patsy.

I already debunked your first example. Want me to continue?

 

[Missouri_Mike]

I already debunked your first example. Want me to continue?

Continue? You better start because you haven’t debunked shit.

 

[john doe 101]

Continue? You better start because you haven’t debunked shit.

In the end the press got the story right. End of story.

 

[GMCGeneral]

I think a message was sent to the Freedom Caucus....From the Centrists--we CAN do it without you, ya know~

You mean bend over and continue to get fucked by you Far Left Rats? Typical. If we had a speaker with balls, he would tell you Democrats to go fuck yourselves.

 

[OldFlame]

Well dang..it would appear that the wheels are coming off the GOP bus. Where's the impeachment? Any impeachment, right?
It would appear, that once again, the Repubs would rather fight with themselves..while the Left consolidates its gains and looks to 2024...while licking their chops~

MSN

The U.S. House of Representatives was paralyzed for a second day on Wednesday as Speaker Kevin McCarthy struggled to quell a revolt by hardline Republicans, raising questions about the party's ability to advance its agenda in Washington.
McCarthy said he felt "blindsided" after a group of conservatives derailed their own party's effort to block new environmental regulations on household gas stoves but predicted the two sides would resolve their differences.
"We'll work through this, and we'll even be stronger," he told reporters.
But the chamber remained in a holding pattern, as Republican McCarthy's leadership team scheduled and then canceled another attempt to advance the legislation.
The hardliners have vowed to use "procedural tools" to slow legislation until McCarthy agrees to their terms, raising questions about whether McCarthy was at risk of losing his post.
Those hardliners were among the House Republicans who opposed McCarthy's election as speaker in January until he agreed to concessions that make it easy to challenge his leadership.
They were also among the 71 Republicans who opposed the compromise debt ceiling legislation passed last week. They maintain that McCarthy and his leadership team did not cut spending deeply enough, ignored their input and retaliated against at least one of their members.

What's amusing is that you actually believe the R's and D's in DC aren't on the same team. Just look thru the smoke screen of bullshit at their actions, and you will see that there is no division there at all. Perhaps there are a few that don't swallow the swamp bait hook, line, and sinker, but they aren't enough to make any real difference.