Speaker of the House Vote Thread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How long can it take before there a gov shutdown?

The government doesn’t shut down over this. The House just can’t do any business before the Speaker is elected, which means Congress cannot pass any bills until the issue is resolved.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How long can it take before there a gov shutdown?

They passed the omnibus, thank God. So earliest would be Oct. 1.

But I’m circling that day on my calendar, if today’s any indication of how the rest of this year is gonna go.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:In the end, he's going to get his votes. This is just fake theater.

Agree, I said this on another thread last week. Drama, yawn. GOP always fall in line and Kevin only cares about having his name engraved on a Speaker plaque.

Where have you been for seven years so I can go there

Watching MAGA try to take over our country.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How long can it take before there a gov shutdown?

They passed the omnibus, thank God. So earliest would be Oct. 1.

But I’m circling that day on my calendar, if today’s any indication of how the rest of this year is gonna go.

It may be sooner. When does the debt ceiling hit?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There was a rumor they would put Tom Cole of Oklahoma on the third round. He's conservative but not as crazy as the rest of them.

"Hey I have an idea - let's put up someone that most Americans never even heard of!"

How many had heard of Drnny Hastert or. For that matter. Until Jan. 6, McCarthy,?

Denny is what happens when there is no time to vet the next speaker

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How long can it take before there a gov shutdown?

They passed the omnibus, thank God. So earliest would be Oct. 1.

But I’m circling that day on my calendar, if today’s any indication of how the rest of this year is gonna go.

No need to circle it - the eleven thousand emails about it will remind you.

[Anonymous]

I can see why republicans want to do away with elections. Much easier just to say you won.

[Anonymous]

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McCarthy was lying to the Gosar/Gaetz crowd. He said there was deal with the Dems to vote "present" so he could win. AOC confirmed there was never any deal.

“McCarthy was suggesting he could get Dems to walk away to lower his threshold,” Ocasio-Cortez told The Intercept of her conversation with Gaetz on McCarthy’s failed ploy. “And I fact checked and said absolutely not.”

https://theintercept.com/2023/01/03/kevin-mccarthy-aoc-matt-gaetz-speaker/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can see why republicans want to do away with elections. Much easier just to say you won.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How long can it take before there a gov shutdown?

The government doesn’t shut down over this. The House just can’t do any business before the Speaker is elected, which means Congress cannot pass any bills until the issue is resolved.

Let’s imagine for a minute the kinds of things that could happen, virtually instantly as far as outside observers are concerned, that would make having no Congress a problem.

This is really not a good situation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There was a rumor they would put Tom Cole of Oklahoma on the third round. He's conservative but not as crazy as the rest of them.

"Hey I have an idea - let's put up someone that most Americans never even heard of!"

How many had heard of Drnny Hastert or. For that matter. Until Jan. 6, McCarthy,?

Denny is what happens when there is no time to vet the next speaker

He served as Speaker for 8 years. Not enough time?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How long can it take before there a gov shutdown?

The government doesn’t shut down over this. The House just can’t do any business before the Speaker is elected, which means Congress cannot pass any bills until the issue is resolved.

Let’s imagine for a minute the kinds of things that could happen, virtually instantly as far as outside observers are concerned, that would make having no Congress a problem.

This is really not a good situation.

There is no imminent danger to our republic. The nation was far more destabilized after the 2020 election.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There was a rumor they would put Tom Cole of Oklahoma on the third round. He's conservative but not as crazy as the rest of them.

"Hey I have an idea - let's put up someone that most Americans never even heard of!"

How many had heard of Drnny Hastert or. For that matter. Until Jan. 6, McCarthy,?

Denny is what happens when there is no time to vet the next speaker

He served as Speaker for 8 years. Not enough time?

Apparently you can molest a bunch of teen boys and the media will uncritically carry water for you while you’re 3rd in line for the Presidency. My ass there’s a “liberal media”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There was a rumor they would put Tom Cole of Oklahoma on the third round. He's conservative but not as crazy as the rest of them.

"Hey I have an idea - let's put up someone that most Americans never even heard of!"

How many had heard of Drnny Hastert or. For that matter. Until Jan. 6, McCarthy,?

Denny is what happens when there is no time to vet the next speaker

He served as Speaker for 8 years. Not enough time?

He was rushed in when Newt and Bob somebody I forget were both having affairs and wouldn’t seem genuine going after a President for getting a blow job.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How long can it take before there a gov shutdown?

The government doesn’t shut down over this. The House just can’t do any business before the Speaker is elected, which means Congress cannot pass any bills until the issue is resolved.

Let’s imagine for a minute the kinds of things that could happen, virtually instantly as far as outside observers are concerned, that would make having no Congress a problem.

This is really not a good situation.

There is no imminent danger to our republic. The nation was far more destabilized after the 2020 election.

The 2000 election was a fun time too