Posted on 10/17/2013 12:06:37 PM PDT by ElkGroveDan
Despite the standing ovation John Boehner received from his caucus on Wednesday, Judge Andrew Napolitano says he believes the Speaker will be replaced before the next debt ceiling deadline.
(Excerpt) Read more at radio.foxnews.com ...
Elect Sarah Palin speaker and watch their heads spin like Linda Blair. Lol
How attractive is she when she calls Cruz a loser. She is anything but a conservative and suffers from inside the beltway social disease.
Her ratings will hold up if she can attract enough liberals to watch her excoriate Tea Party Knuckle draggers.
I will not be included in her ratings numbers.
When Republican leadership is such a roaring dumpster fire, it’s hard to imagine constructive change emerging. To effect any meaningful change the Speaker needs to speak TEA. And without greater numbers, the chances of that are small.
But yes, Boehner needs to go as an example of the price of repeated failure.
>>”You got it. Under new management thats as bad as the old management. We arent buying it this time.””<<
Your post reminds me of this lyric from the classic rock song “Won’t Get Fooled Again” by The Who:”Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.”
In the context of the song it means exactly what you are saying. I hope we “Won’t get fooled again!”
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Yeah, I caught that after I hit “Post”
This raises a question of how they could boot out Boehner.
Article 1, Section 2 of the Constitution establishes the position, and states that “The House of Representatives shall choose their Speaker and other officers; and shall have the sole power of impeachment.” Neither the Constitution nor the rules of the 113th Congress state anything specific about removing the Speaker.
The Jefferson Manual, written by Thomas Jefferson when he was Vice President, and used by the House as a supplement to its standing rules, in Section 9 states that “A Speaker may be removed at the will of the House and a Speaker pro tempore appointed.” But even that clause may not necessarily apply to removing a Speaker, as it follows examples of Speakers being replaced due to illness, and the appointing of Speakers pro tempore in those instances.
Nevertheless, it’s generally believed that a Speaker can be removed, which would be executed by a Member offering a resolution declaring the Office of the Speaker vacant. Such a resolution would be considered a question of constitutional privilege, and therefore a privileged motion, although again, its never been done.
Whoever it is, I'm sure it will be someone more capable of working with the White House and Senate, as opposed to that great obstructionist Boehner.
Okay, I tried to say that with a straight face.....
Cruz.
Rand Paul
Mike Lee
any of the three have the courage to stay the course.
Link to charts (great article also, btw): http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article42729.html
My FRiend, He’s got files on everyone.
Thank You NSA
What’s the story on this McMorris-Rodgers? Any chance she might have more of a backbone than Boehner? I remember thinking she was on the fast track when I saw her hosting the RNC in 2012.
HOW ABOUT TOM DELAY “THE HAMMER”!!!
Good job!
I heard that the word was going around was he was going to be replaced as speaker and the House busted out in applause.
He walked in right after that.
WHO will be the replacement? Cantor?”
Hopefully not Cantor or Ryan. Gohmert would be awesome.
He would be ‘awesome’ .... which is exactly why they’ll pick a eunuch ... unfortunately.
What Napolitano said is inaccurately portrayed in the headline. Read the article. Yeah, I know it means clicking a link, but it's often worth the trouble.
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