A good start
Republicans need to follow the example Newt Gingrich set as Speaker and shut down the government if necessary to get things done, e.g., ending the USPS delivering millions of fraudulent mail in ballots. That needs to be at the top of the list. The majority also needs to refuse to recognize the election of certain members, for example from Alaska and Detroit due to obvious problems with their elections.
The FBI
twitter ^ | Dec 6 | Steve Hilton
Posted on 12/10/2022, 4:31:53 AM by RandFan
@SteveHiltonx
The FBI has now meddled in two presidential elections to help one political party. Congress has done nothing about it. The media is silent about it. No-one has been held accountable.
How can this happen in America? Unless they’re stopped the FBI will no doubt do it again in 24
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Katie Britt is a stooge of Yertle the Turtle. No thank you.
I’d take that vacation.
Without reading the full article, two things I’ve heard them say I totally agree with.
1. Don’t just shut down the J6 committee like McCarthy wants. Take it over, and start releasing all the evidence showing it was a fraud.
2. Din’t just ask for the DHS chief to resign, as McCarthy has done, actually plan on impeaching his sorry @$$ on day 1.
I’m sure there are many other examples of why McCarthy would make a lame Speaker that they want changed, as well.
RNC needs to dump all the Mc’s; McConnell, McCarthy and McDaniel.
McCarthy is too stupid to get the hint
This looks like the list that I have to decide my vote for the President in 2024. I would like to have seen the additional three points that some members had put forth that were not included in the Dear Colleague letter.
While I can’t disagree with any of the points I wonder if they solve the root problems that have been created. What are the general principles that will begin to correct the mess we have? I really don’t know.
Almost every campaign discussion of the repooblicans begins with, “the election system must be fixed to return integrity to the voting system”. Sure enough, that is correct but what actions are being taken in that regard that can be accomplished before the next election cycle in less than two years? NONE is the answer. There is no action being taken that will do that at all. Emphasis, NONE.
Gooberment spends too much, gives away too much, wastes too much, is too big, has taken powers not allocated, has given over law to regulators / bureaucrats / courts and there are too many laws. Creating more is not an adjunct to making gooberment smaller.
We see a congress constantly building law that is not necessary. The law was built long ago, it is the Constitution and all that has been added to the law has bastardized and confused the Constitution. Even many of the Amendments. To constantly build and add law was never intended. It has become like a program with far too many subroutines. The law is a mess. Congress has lost sight of their maintenance role. That is their only real job. Not to be constant builders of minor confusing law and resolutions.
Like so many other things, Congress is more willing to change the plan than to understand how it was made, why it was made in the first place, its intention and to work within that frame.
We are broken. Thoroughly broken and weak kneed half-measures are useless.