• TheMongoose
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    301 year ago

    Wasn’t he the one that insisted on the “I can oust you whenever I want” provision in the first place? It would have been more surprising if he hadn’t done it…

    • @[email protected]
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      -41 year ago

      It’s always been that way. The speaker is elected by the house, if the house wants to replace him they can whenever they want.

      • @TallonMetroid
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        291 year ago

        Usually it requires more than one butthurt manchild throwing a hissy fit though.

        • @[email protected]
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          171 year ago

          In this case, McCarthy made the very smart decision to shit talk the Democrats before the vote, so all the dems votes in favor of removal

          • @[email protected]
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            91 year ago

            We have the best quality politicians, am I right? When you’re Speaker they let you go on national TV and stuff your foot right in your mouth. Just open wide, stuff inside. Just like that! And the biased left wing media makes it sound bad by airing it.

        • @[email protected]
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          1 year ago

          Well it takes one person to propose it, then someone to second the motion. I can’t find the specific historical floor proceedings from Oct 3rd. But the reality of what happened, and how it happened doesn’t match your imagination.

      • @Argonne
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        71 year ago

        Yet it was never done before. And the reason he was removed was because he wanted to avoid a government shut down. The GOP are insane