[MtnClimber]

Only eight Republicans voted to oust McCarthy. That puts a spotlight on the problem.

[Lurker]

McCarthy’s problem is McCarthy.

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[epluribus_2]

Bingo.
The current House is a RINO zoo and smells like one.

Above commentary sounds like a VDH lecture at Hillsdale.

The RINO-cratic minority in the former Republican label is now a majority. They no longer squirm to hear this kind of truth-lashing. They chuckle and know that while despised by true Americans, they’ll still get rich(er).

[bert]

Revision:

Only eight Conservatives voted to oust the Republican Speaker, McCarthy. That puts a spotlight on the problem.

[Tupelo]

To me the spotlight is squarely on the Republican Party’s lack of convictions. Conservative? Liberal? Both? American? Globalist? Federalist? Washington Power? Multi Party System? Uniparty?
Each and every question mark adds up to the big question, what is the relevancy & viability of the current Republican Party.

[central_va]

Only eight Republicans voted to oust McCarthy. That puts a spotlight on the problem.

Should have been 208.

[eyeamok]

Thats batting a 1000, since there are only 8 Republicans in the House. Yesterdays vote CONFIRMED in Spades that over 200 of the so called Republicans in the House are addicted to the Bribes, Kickbacks, Graff and Insider Trading scams and literally not a single one of them gives a Rats Ass about the American People.

SAVE THE CLUB AND SCREW AMERICA is their Official Motto now

[silent majority rising]

We need Party Unity, but not a partnership with liberals to appease the lobbyists. McCarthy was a Swamp creature and lobbyists best friend, just like his friend Ryan is. Maybe Fox has a place for him.

[texas booster]

Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, is a New York writer focusing on radical Islam and leftism.

The House Republican mission is not the business of government, but the business of revolution. The Democrats see that as their mission and it’s time that Republicans did too. That will take a wartime party, not peacetime managers. A true wartime party does not collaborate with the enemy. It builds a united front and sets out to win without fearing the other side.

A party like that requires strong leaders who know what is at stake: not hollow men and grifters.

The House GOP doesn’t have a speaker because it doesn’t have a mission. ...

Blistering essay from Daniel Greenfield ... could it be that our Republican "masters" are all geldings? Well worth your time to read.

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