1) McCarthy reneged on the deals with Democrats that got him elected. So why should Democrats trust him after he broke his word?
Maybe Trump can call Brad Raffensberger and see if he can find some votes for Gym.
Imagine the situation was reversed:
What kind of convoluted logic is that? No wonder Republican candidates can only win with a minority of voters.
That got him elected? How many Democrats voted for McCarthy initially?
How can they win with a minority of voters? It takes a majority to win.
Which somehow is the Democrats fault even though Republicans have the majority.
Now wait a minute. You just said McCarthy screwed the Democrats who put him in power. How is that possible when all the Democrats voted for Jeffries? Only 8 Republicans voted to get rid of McCarthy. The rest were Democrats.
Why should Democrats keep McCarthy in office if he can’t keep his promises to them?
No, let's go back to your statement that he cut a deal with Democrats to become Speaker then screwed them. Didn't happen.
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You never asked me that question you stable genius.
Mcarthy reneged on the deals with conservatives that got him elected. So why would conservatives trust him after he broke his word?
You still said that Democrats got him his job to begin with and then he screwed them. The Democrats haven't voted for anyone but Jeffries since Pelosi left. The Democrats aren't going to vote for anyone but Jeffries. The 8 Republicans who wanted McCarthy gone took advantage of that to get what they wanted. That was 4% of House Republicans. So let's get over this idea about the Republicans are so divided.Meng Issues Statement On Vote To Oust House Speaker Kevin McCarthy
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Rep. Grace Meng (D-NY) issued the following statement on the vote to remove Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the House of Representatives.meng.house.gov
Democrats signal they're not willing to save McCarthy's job
A vote is expected Tuesday afternoon
McCarthy’s Extraordinary Downfall Reflects an Ungovernable G.O.P.
The glib Californian made many promises and paid a price when he was unable to fulfill them. But his demise also reflected the challenge of wielding a Republican majority that refuses to be governed.www.nytimes.com
I am ecstatic. More gridlock the better, that way these idiot politicians can’t make more dumb decisions and laws
Nope, the Dems aren't going to vote for anyone but Jeffries. As I've already said the Republicans are divided on how to handle debt. You see Timmy, the House has control over the purse. We are in incredibly serious debt. Some members want assurances that the spending will be reduced. I agree 100% that they need to get their act together. Primarily because you Dems are taking advantage of this politically and the last thing this country can afford in '24 is free spending Democrats back in power.
I asked and you were too scared to answer.
