We can all rest easy knowing that the world is finally back to normal. Dems are in disarray.
Spectrum1523 on
> “We never had that problem. So I’m disappointed that they did that,” Pelosi said
Talk your shit girl
VanceMudgeman on
What a joke of an opposition party.
MaximumEffort433 on
>House Democrats were left stunned and pointing fingers Tuesday after a pair of centrist lawmakers unexpectedly helped Republican leadership pass a key procedural vote.
>The two centrists, Reps. Jared Golden (D-Maine) and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-Wash.), are known to rarely attend party caucus meetings or heed leadership’s instructions on how to vote.
And, of course, the entire party will be blamed, as is tradition.
Currymvp2 on
Unacceptable
Lightning_Warrior on
Here’s why they say they voted yes:
>Golden noted that the rule also included the Northeast Lobsterman Protection Act, a bill he co-leads to shield lobstermen from federal environmental regulations protecting whales.
>He said the issue is one of his “top priorities” and that Democratic leaders “couldn’t possibly think that I would vote against my own bill, right?”
Golden added that he “had other ‘yes’ votes lined up, by the way, they just weren’t necessary.”
>Gluesenkamp Perez indicated in a statement that she also voted for the procedural measure because it included Golden’s bill.
Cyberhwk on
>unexpectedly helped Republican leadership pass a key procedural vote.
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We can all rest easy knowing that the world is finally back to normal. Dems are in disarray.
> “We never had that problem. So I’m disappointed that they did that,” Pelosi said
Talk your shit girl
What a joke of an opposition party.
>House Democrats were left stunned and pointing fingers Tuesday after a pair of centrist lawmakers unexpectedly helped Republican leadership pass a key procedural vote.
>The two centrists, Reps. Jared Golden (D-Maine) and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-Wash.), are known to rarely attend party caucus meetings or heed leadership’s instructions on how to vote.
And, of course, the entire party will be blamed, as is tradition.
Unacceptable
Here’s why they say they voted yes:
>Golden noted that the rule also included the Northeast Lobsterman Protection Act, a bill he co-leads to shield lobstermen from federal environmental regulations protecting whales.
>He said the issue is one of his “top priorities” and that Democratic leaders “couldn’t possibly think that I would vote against my own bill, right?”
Golden added that he “had other ‘yes’ votes lined up, by the way, they just weren’t necessary.”
>Gluesenkamp Perez indicated in a statement that she also voted for the procedural measure because it included Golden’s bill.
>unexpectedly helped Republican leadership pass a key procedural vote.
Oh, I thought they actually changed parties.