Where is Congress?

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Anonymous wrote:profiles in courage

Are they huddling to discuss the 25th? That would be the only acceptable reason why they'd decline to comment. Anything else is the rankest, vilest cowardice. They're gross, garbage, people.

[Anonymous]

The dems are all on board to invoke 25th. The republicans are not. A few maga people have spoken out against trump.

[Anonymous]

In contrast:

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Too bad MTG didn’t stick around to vote against Trump on stuff like this.

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Re 16:26

Any American living paycheck to paycheck knows that Uber Eats drivers don’t have accountants.

Why do the republican politicians even try?!

Just do all the insider you can until January and shut up. NOBODY buys your nonsense.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:profiles in courage

Are they huddling to discuss the 25th? That would be the only acceptable reason why they'd decline to comment. Anything else is the rankest, vilest cowardice. They're gross, garbage, people.

+1

Disgraceful sacks of sht

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Anonymous wrote:In contrast:

Pelosi did the right thing calling the Chairman of the Joints Chief of Staff.

Even the daughter of a Baltimore mobster had more gumption and more common sense than to remain silent in the face of clear and present danger to her nation.

Get it, Johnson? Get it, Schumer?

Get your sh*t together and do your job. You signed on for it, so DO YOUR JOB.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:profiles in courage

Are they huddling to discuss the 25th? That would be the only acceptable reason why they'd decline to comment. Anything else is the rankest, vilest cowardice. They're gross, garbage, people.

the understatement of the decade. Our current Congress is a POS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In contrast:

Pelosi did the right thing calling the Chairman of the Joints Chief of Staff.

Even the daughter of a Baltimore mobster had more gumption and more common sense than to remain silent in the face of clear and present danger to her nation.

Get it, Johnson? Get it, Schumer?

Get your sh*t together and do your job. You signed on for it, so DO YOUR JOB.

Schumer? you barking up the wrong tree there, friend.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Too bad MTG didn’t stick around to vote against Trump on stuff like this.

Yup. I don't understand the praise she's getting lately. If she had stayed in office and was saying all these things that would be great, but just leaving is a cowards way out.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In contrast:

Pelosi did the right thing calling the Chairman of the Joints Chief of Staff.

Even the daughter of a Baltimore mobster had more gumption and more common sense than to remain silent in the face of clear and present danger to her nation.

Get it, Johnson? Get it, Schumer?

Get your sh*t together and do your job. You signed on for it, so DO YOUR JOB.

Schumer? you barking up the wrong tree there, friend.

Reading comprehension is your friend. Sarcasm, my friend, that was the point.

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Anonymous wrote:

Then all of the representatives need to show up. Just a handful sounds like theatrics instead of conviction. Congress needs conviction.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Too bad MTG didn’t stick around to vote against Trump on stuff like this.

She wouldn't be doing it if she had stuck around.