McNothing would not have done what he is presently doing. See, the new speaker actually has a plan of individual bills being vote on separately. If he sticks to that then no, McNothing is nowhere close to what the new speaker may bring. It’s simple, McNothing broke multiple promises. He was TOLD if he did not uphold his promises then McNothing was b inv tossed on his a $$. Finally, someone in the House (Gaetz) did SOMETHING to change the trajectory of vote along to get along yet we b!tch because someone finally did something. McNothing is where he belongs; in the annals of another Rupuke toadie
“Finally, someone in the House (Gaetz) did SOMETHING to change the trajectory of vote...”
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I get your point.
But WHY in that case didn’t Gaetz vote “yes” this time??
Almost all Democrats: 209 members voted for the plan with only two voting against it. That is an indirect result of Gaetz actions. I find such a situation quite ironic... more Democrats voting for it than Republicans...