Angry, frustrated and unable to lead a fractured and unruly Republican majority, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Thursday told the colleagues threatening to oust him: Do it.
The embattled Republican leader essentially dared his hard-right flank to quit holding the risk of a vote to remove him from the job.
If you’re going to do it, go ahead and try, McCarthy told the Republicans behind closed doors.
“File the f——- motion,” McCarthy said, using a profanity for em phasis, according to those in the private meeting.
Kevin grew a spine. Maybe.
Or this could just be an act. Especially since McCarthy started an evidence-free impeachment inquiry in order to appease those who are holding the keys to his 'nads.
We'll now see if Matt the Alleged Child Predator has the balls to pull the trigger, if his little puppet has indeed cut his strings.
(My apologies to those who commented on the earlier post on this topic. In updating it, those were lost.)
Hey Matt,EmptyG. and the rest are playing the long game. After all when the preznident is acquitted and TRUMP 1 soars over Washington, whose side would you be on? Remember, over
ReplyDelete200,000,000 million people whose' votes weren't counted/changed/ still on the laptop etc. are rightfully restored. The freedum caucus can say we believed all along, we love and adore you,
pick me pick me!!!!! Like i said the long game.
But then he just lays back down again, because it's flip-flop time. Each side needs equal trod time.
ReplyDeleteKevin is a Trodlodyte just like the rest of his party.
Just like in the filing of the impeachment inquiry, which Kevin would have done the way he said it had to be done if he could, for the motion to vacate, they don't have the votes.
ReplyDeleteEven Boner and Ryan weren't this bad at being speaker.
-Doug in Sugar Pine