So.... Continuing to not do their jobs. Got it. I'm sure looking forward to most voters finally waking up and voting these assholes out of office. Hah!
Watch out Mike, dino Chuck is going to write you another stern letter.
Ok cool. Let it fall.
You can smell the GOP desperation through the words of that article. More GOP retiring during this administration than ever before, Trump pissing off his base more and more, gas up, groceries up, everything costs more for less.
Their hail mary solution, not do their jobs until they can guarantee that they will still have jobs to do after November.
The way it's going, they may lose the House even before November, all it'll take is two or three more special election flips.
That certainly would be awesome but I’m definitely not holding by breath for it to happen…
No new bills until after midterms it is!
I'll bet Republicans are far better at holding the line than Democrats. Right, Chuck?
I mean I fully expect a group of Democrats to vote with the Republicans to pass the bill honestly with Jefferies in the corner shrugging his should with a "who could have seen this coming" look on his asshole face.
Fine. Go fuck yourselves.
Stop trying to rig the vote and steal elections, you assholes.
How long until Hakeem Jeffries crumbles against the will of the vast majority of Americans?
Well, we'll just have to make that sacrifice, then.
Shut it all down until the presidential election or impeachment, whatever comes first.
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