GOP kills it's own bill - again

HALF of all of them should have never been elected,
But the MAGA group are ONLY acting in the wants of 30% of the population, and the hell with the rest of us.
so fk the people for voting for em right? psst, call them deplorables. I bet you feel better.
 

GOP kills it's own bill - again​

Divisions within the House Republican Conference continue to widen as 19 conservatives clashed with party leadership Wednesday, killing Speaker Mike Johnson's proposal to advance reauthorization of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) in a 119-228 vote.

Had today's procedural vote to advance FISA reform passed, Congress would have moved closer toward retooling Section 702 of FISA, a provision allowing U.S. intelligence authorities to conduct warrantless surveillance on foreigners abroad. Johnson's bill would have introduced new safeguards to Section 702 data and criminalized the use of backdoor loopholes to collect such data. But - - It didn't happen as Republicans couldn't even agree with each other on what they want.

Do we really want these clowns running the country again? 🤔

Good, it is an abomination that should never ever see the light of day again.
 
The outcome was never in doubt, the only consideration was which congress whore would be on record as controlled opposition for re election value. Congress does not oversee the FBI or CIA, the agencies oversee Congress.

Intelligence Agencies ‘Have Six Ways From Sunday Of Getting Back At You’ - Chuck Schumer​

 
Why do lefties think an open discussion of issues and opinions is "disingenuous"? That's what politics should be about. Are they so used to following orders from a confused old man who can't offer an opinion without a pocket full of cheat sheets?

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Divisions within the House Republican Conference continue to widen as 19 conservatives clashed with party leadership Wednesday, killing Speaker Mike Johnson's proposal to advance reauthorization of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) in a 119-228 vote.

Had today's procedural vote to advance FISA reform passed, Congress would have moved closer toward retooling Section 702 of FISA, a provision allowing U.S. intelligence authorities to conduct warrantless surveillance on foreigners abroad. Johnson's bill would have introduced new safeguards to Section 702 data and criminalized the use of backdoor loopholes to collect such data. But - - It didn't happen as Republicans couldn't even agree with each other on what they want.

Do we really want these clowns running the country again? 🤔

/---/ Are you bragging, or complaining?
 
So the opposition didn't think the reforms went far enough to prevent abuses like we saw in 2015-2019. Why would anyone have a problem with that? Shouldn't they get it right?

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The vote was to extend a part that HAS ZERO to do with Americans and FISA.
 

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