[E. Pluribus Unum]

So we get another Cantor.

[livius]

Too bad. The WSJ actually supported him in their editorial this morning.

[Principled]

let’s hope he’s waiting to be speaker

[latina4dubya]

omgawd—these people make me sick!

[LongWayHome]

He’s going for speaker once they deep-six bonehead.

[HOYA97]

He wants to Speaker and We need him as Speaker. Good move on his part.

[9YearLurker]

That’s the punishment for those impudent tea partiers—just as bad a ML as Cantor had been.

[struggle]

Hensarling wants speaker. Hopefully someone like Gohmert or Gowdy gets majority.

BUUUUUUT, the establishment hasn’t learned anything....

[Timber Rattler]

Are all of our House Conservatives that feckless and gutless? Nobody wants to lead, despite their old campaign ads and promises about being “leaders” in Congress?

[Georgia Girl 2]

I’m guessing the fix is in for McCarthy. Same chit different day.

[nickcarraway]

He was the only conservative who was possible. So, the bottom line is, the new person will be equal or worse than Cantor?

[Bratch]

Evidently the Republicans prefer “moderate” leadership.

The only two conservatives that have held leadership positions in the last twenty years (Newt and Tom DeLay) were kicked to the curb by their colleagues.

[alstewartfan]

Shame on Hensarling for cowering from a necessary fight. Bob