How is that gonna go?Equally likely is Bibi allowed it to happen just so he can claim just cause in wiping out Palestinians.
Of course he flip flops.. technically, that's what got him ousted in the first place.lets bring this back to the House circus.
The israli/hamas conflict is not a circus. it's serious
McCarthy flip flops and now doesnt rule out 2nd run for Speaker:
I don't have any clue how Republicans are going to claw their way out of this hole they've found themselves in. Calling it a shit-show is being kind.
A trick question. The United States of America is made to be ungovernable, by design.Thank you GOP for projecting such weakness and incompetence to the world in these trying times. Do they even know how to do basic governance?
Nancy managed itA trick question. The United States of America is made to be ungovernable, by design.
Our forefathers relied on good men coming together for the betterment of all.
As if that would last.
To become speaker, perhaps. But I spoke of governing in general.Nancy managed it
To become speaker, perhaps. But I spoke of governing in general.
And while I can appreciate a lack of chaos and damage when Democrats wrest some control, they never gain enough to affect meaningful positive change.
Unlikely that it would be someone so junior.
I'm betting it's Scalise.
As Madison said succinctly, the US government was set up so that "Ambition must be made to counteract ambition". The issue is that the Founding Fathers assumed that the ambition from all sides would be towards benefiting the people. It doesn't work when one side's ambition is literally to prove that the government doesn't work.A trick question. The United States of America is made to be ungovernable, by design.
Our forefathers relied on good men coming together for the betterment of all.
As if that would last.
I think the larger mistake was Madison thought the ambition would be for Congress to dominate the presidency or vice versa. In practice it is purely party based. Congress doesn’t remove obvious criminal Trump who is openly defying their oversight because Republicans want to protect the party more than the powers of Congress.As Madison said succinctly, the US government was set up so that "Ambition must be made to counteract ambition". The issue is that the Founding Fathers assumed that the ambition from all sides would be towards benefiting the people. It doesn't work when one side's ambition is literally to prove that the government doesn't work.
Because of who? I would say Medicare being able to negotiate drug prices is a meaningful change.To become speaker, perhaps. But I spoke of governing in general.
And while I can appreciate a lack of chaos and damage when Democrats wrest some control, they never gain enough to affect meaningful positive change.
I think people wildly overestimate how much federal policy will personally affect them. It means a lot for the country as a whole. You personally, generally not.Because of who? I would say Medicare being able to negotiate drug prices is a meaningful change.
I think the larger mistake was Madison thought the ambition would be for Congress to dominate the presidency or vice versa. In practice it is purely party based. Congress doesn’t remove obvious criminal Trump who is openly defying their oversight because Republicans want to protect the party more than the powers of Congress.