Current Affairs General US politics (ie, not POTUS related)

[Martin Alvito]

There are also alleged trips to Paris and a knockoff podium to stand in for the $20k one!

Someone thinking the office of the governor of Arkansas is not that corrupt is cute.

My uncle, who was a dyed in the wool Republican, voted for Clinton in 1992 on the grounds that he could do less damage from the White House than the governor's mansion, and he was probably right from his perspective.

 

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[tsubaki]

Some form of pragmatism is certainly required from McCarthy and House Democrats - making him less dependent on the loons means something can be done about them, and more importantly whoppers like Santos.

 

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[RAFUH]

 

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[LinekersLegs]

When you are in a hole it is best to avoid digging completely new holes

 

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[LinekersLegs]

It's Congress, so I'm taking the lettuce. One virtue of the British parliamentary system is that if a majority wants it, regardless of whether it's a party majority with respect to internal politics or a majority of the MPs, it happens.

Madison would have tossed his cookies over me calling that a virtue, by the way.

 

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[LinekersLegs]

I’m assuming Scalise.