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Originally posted by SJHovey View Post
Not to be too pedantic, but technically it’s up to the US House of Representatives to elect a speaker, not some subset of that group.
Right now, 212 are behind Jeffries, 200 or so behind McCarthy, and 20 or so who haven’t figured out who they are behind.
European politicians, used to multi-party politics, are used to building governing coalitions. US politicians lack that skill because we’ve been locked in a two party system for more than a century. They’ll have to figure it out.
For those of you hoping for the rise of a legitimate third party, or gleefully hoping either the Democratic or Republican Party fracture into multiple parties, this is what that looks like.
Or.....shut the eff up.
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American politicians are great at coalition building. This issue here is Republicans are not politicians, and the GOP is not a political party. It is a terrorist organization bound to a cult.
You do not negotiate with them. You keep them away from the silverware and the children.
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Originally posted by dxmnkd316 View Post
Why should the Democrats help the Republicans when they have done nothing but sting us halfway across the river. Every time. For 50 years.
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Originally posted by SJHovey View Post
Not to be too pedantic, but technically it’s up to the US House of Representatives to elect a speaker, not some subset of that group.
Right now, 212 are behind Jeffries, 200 or so behind McCarthy, and 20 or so who haven’t figured out who they are behind.
European politicians, used to multi-party politics, are used to building governing coalitions. US politicians lack that skill because we’ve been locked in a two party system for more than a century. They’ll have to figure it out.
For those of you hoping for the rise of a legitimate third party, or gleefully hoping either the Democratic or Republican Party fracture into multiple parties, this is what that looks like.
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Originally posted by aparch View Post
No. Six Republicans can cross over and end this.
Almost thirty Democrats aren't going to vote for Qevin just to get stabbed in the back by him next week.
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Originally posted by dxmnkd316 View PostI don't know, but I'd recommend the Republicans figure their **** out before then.
Right now, 212 are behind Jeffries, 200 or so behind McCarthy, and 20 or so who haven’t figured out who they are behind.
European politicians, used to multi-party politics, are used to building governing coalitions. US politicians lack that skill because we’ve been locked in a two party system for more than a century. They’ll have to figure it out.
For those of you hoping for the rise of a legitimate third party, or gleefully hoping either the Democratic or Republican Party fracture into multiple parties, this is what that looks like.
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Originally posted by unofan View Post
So when is the first mandatory vote due to take place? The omnibus bill funded the federal government for the fiscal year, so that won't be an issue until September 30. When's the debt ceiling due to reach its limit?
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Originally posted by Handyman View PostSenator Stabenow announced she won't run for re-election next year.
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Originally posted by unofan View Post
So when is the first mandatory vote due to take place? The omnibus bill funded the federal government for the fiscal year, so that won't be an issue until September 30. When's the debt ceiling due to reach its limit?
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Originally posted by unofan View Post
So when is the first mandatory vote due to take place? The omnibus bill funded the federal government for the fiscal year, so that won't be an issue until September 30. When's the debt ceiling due to reach its limit?
US could see a fight over debt ceiling that rocks markets, Goldman Sachs warns | CNN Business
Even though federal debt is likely to reach the statutory limit in the next few weeks, Goldman Sachs said the Treasury Department should be able to borrow as usual until late February or early March. At that point, the government could tap a stockpile of $500 billion in cash to finance the deficit until August.
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Originally posted by dxmnkd316 View Post
I'd rather they vote for speaker for two years than form committees and select committees, deceive the public, and waste my money.
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