Talks of a possible bipartisan solution to the House Speaker standoff that has created chaos in the Republican caucus are underway, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said Sunday.
“There are informal conversations that have been underway. When we get back to Washington tomorrow, it’s important to begin to formalize those discussions,” the New York Democrat said during an interview on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”
When asked what House Democrats might be asking for a deal with House Republicans, Jeffries said his caucus wants “to ensure that votes are taken on bills that have substantial Democratic support and substantial Republican support so that the extremists aren’t able to dictate the agenda.”
Eh, I don't know that the Biden probe really hurts Dems that bad. So far i think it's just been a forum for Republicans to embarrass themselves.
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Republicans are better at fake outrage than Democrats are at actual outrage.
That's ignoring the decades of hate they've been pointing at her at least since Bill was president.
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The difference being Hillary actually did something wrong. Was it overblown? Definitely. The difference is there is absolutely zero proof of Biden doing anything wrong and watching witnesses Republicans call up basically tell them the same makes them look incredibly fucking stupid. The finger pointing in this case is a detriment.
Also Trump wasn't facing 91 indictments in 2016 and his kids are just as fucking stupid as Hunter so pot calling the kettle black
Kind of. I think that's giving them too much credit. The precedent was set with W and many, many others before her.
I do agree that we should have put a stop to it, but to act like Hillary should have been the first one prosecuted is absurd.
When you're on a highway going 72 in a 65, are you doing something wrong? Until it's understood that the law will be enforced and you're not just following standard practice, I'd argue that you're not the one doing wrong.
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Conservatives who believe this wouldn't have voted for him if this didn't happen anyway.
On the other side 91 indictments is also an incredibly potent tool for getting out the vote
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Really, a condition should be that republicans should publicly admit that it was politically motivated bs.
They should concede it was a weaponization of the government to hurt Biden.
I thought they already had, or at least some had. I don't even think they'd care because the whole point of the Biden impeachment is to make all impeachment proceedings seem like politically motivated BS. "Oh, sure, Trump was impeached twice, but who hasn't been impeached now? It's always political." They're just trying to blunt that check against the Executive branch.
I feel most people don't realize, this is exactly what's happening, and it isn't recognized enough.
I don't think it's about being hurt, it's about stopping the waste of time and taxpayer money on this absurd and useless distraction theater so they can actually do their fucking jobs for once.
The traitor caucus really needs the distraction theater to keep their constituents from ever being able to figure out that they're completely incompetent at doing their actual jobs. Remove the distraction and make them put up some real votes on real issues.
Nah, then they'll just endlessly campaign on "the crooked Dems forced us to shut down our investigating, what are they hiding??"