Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?

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Anonymous wrote:What are they even doing

Bills that "pass" in the House but never make it beyond are largely performative BS with no bipartisanship. It's no way to govern. If you can't pass a bill through both chambers and get it signed by the President then you have FAILED.

Which begs the question: what are we paying them for?

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So. What did they boot McCarthy out for then?

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Please let the era of Speaker Jeffries commence now.

Can a handful of retring GOP please do the right thing?

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another one bites the dust

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Anonymous wrote:another one bites the dust

Last one out leave the lights on for Speaker Jeffries.

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This is like the slowest motion train wreck I’ve ever seen happen.

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Ken Buck said there were 3-4 leaving. I bet they conspired to leave strategically.

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Anonymous wrote:another one bites the dust

This is like the slowest motion train wreck I’ve ever seen happen.

So what are the numbers now? 217-213, right?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:another one bites the dust

This is like the slowest motion train wreck I’ve ever seen happen.

So what are the numbers now? 217-213, right?

I thought when buck left the GOP had a majority of one?
But maybe that’s not correct.

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Anonymous wrote:another one bites the dust

This is like the slowest motion train wreck I’ve ever seen happen.

So what are the numbers now? 217-213, right?

Yup from Sahil Kapur NBC’s Hill guy:

House math

Ken Buck's last day is today: 218 Rs, 213 Ds

Mike Gallagher is leaving 4/19: 217 Rs, 213 Ds

That's a ONE-VOTE GOP majority. They cannot afford a second defection to pass measures without Democrats.