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The situation in Texas is certainly getting interesting. On day one of his administration, Joe Biden opened our borders to invasion – for no other reason than that Donald Trump had closed them. It was our “return to normalcy” President, showing what kind of guy he is by giving the middle finger to his predecessor.
The Republican party needs to decide what it represents. Will it will be the party of freedom – standing against the forces wishing to convert America into Venezuela (rich in potential yet destitute in reality)? Or will it become the party of Wayne and Garth – partying on until the music stops?
In a system which depends on good-faith negotiations, integrity is important, and promises matter. When men working within that system lack honor, agreements aren’t agreements, and deals aren’t deals. Without honor, the system can’t work – and hasn’t been working for many years.
By a vote of 216-210, the House ended Kevin McCarthy’s two-faced, double-dealing speakership, as he became the first and only person booted out as Speaker of the House.
Democrats shouted the word “precedent” from the mountain tops all of last year before the SCOTUS Dobbs Decision. They screamed it almost as much as they screeched “democracy”, as in a threat to our… Of course, these were just words and crocodile tears, nothing more.
Republican turning point; The Dems screwed up – again. They had an opportunity to pick the kind of Speaker they’d like to work with, and they squandered it.
Kevin McCarthy’s victory may be a pyrrhic one once “We the People” complete our revolution against establishment Republicans: elites & idiot ideologues.
Trump’s Missed Opportunity; In the fight for the Speakership, Trump missed a golden opportunity. He could break it all open by withdrawing support for McCarthy.
Peter Clemenza (The Godfather’s Capo) would say that the current house leadership fight, is a fight that needs to happen.
Looking at who decides what, in our own party, and not just passing it off on election fraud, the Republican Party, which I am still proudly a member of, needs to do the following: recruit leaders, get consistent messaging, be confident, but not presumptuous in predicting outcomes and keep our heads in the same …