Time For McCarthy to Vacate?

[Curmudgeon]

She's a millionaire, she doesn't care.

I'm in PA I don't care either. (see post #27)

[RockIsland]

No doubt leftist Fitzpatrick voted for the uniparty.

Well, he is a totalitarian, so....... yes he did.

I don't even have to see the vote tally for that one.

[Walleye Hunter]

I'd like to know how the whole process went. Did Gaetz make a proposal or a motion?

[JAKIII]

Throw that other do-nothing grandstander Jim Jordan in with Gaetz. Both of them show me nothing.

Noah

No argument here...

...wished I lived in the red state of Ohio though.

[JAKIII]

McCarthy OUT...!

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...tz-Ousted.html

[bogey1]

I'm in PA I don't care either. (see post #27)

You should care, she's no good for either party.

[bogey1]

McCarthy OUT...!

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...tz-Ousted.html

Like he really gives a shit, he'll still get richer and richer and not have to go to work. The only thing he'll miss is the limelight.

[Walleye Hunter]

https://twitter.com/PapiTrumpo/statu...49476782010466

[Curmudgeon]

You should care, she's no good for either party.

I was referring to the restaurant.

[JasonLund]

The Motion to Vacate rule was one of the things McCarthy agreed to when the handful of Republicans (lead by Gaetz) were holding out and forced concessions.

For several years prior to this current session, a Motion to Vacate required a majority of the conference to force a priority vote (within 2 days). The concession McCarthy agreed to, in order to win enough votes to become Speaker, allowed for a single member to make the motion, and trigger utmost priority for an up or down vote within 2 days.

In order to be elected to the position, he agreed to change the rules that would more easily allow for his ouster. And Gaetz was the one that forced that rule change, once McCarthy agreed, Gaetz changed his vote to “present”, which I believe put McCarthy over the threshold