Not necessarily. We’re certainly no worse off than we were with McCarthy, who would have brought these bills for a vote long ago. As far as replacing McCarthy with Johnson, I never said Johnson was the end all and be all, just that he was an improvement over McCarthy, which he was at the time.
Replacing McCarthy was a move in the right direction. It has shifted the House caucus’s center of mass towards the M
AGA coalition. A number of RINO’s announced their retirements soon after. Unfortunately some have tried to sabotage the party on their way out.
Not at all. We lost all our individual spending bills which were going to finally replace the Omnibus. And the last bill that McCarthy presented was the last one we’ve had with any spending cuts. It’s been all downhill since then with Johnson, and we’re now stuck with this loser since Gaetz already spent our one magic bullet.
This has actually been the worst Congress I can ever remember. If they wanted to get rid of McCarthy, they should have had it ironed out who would replace him, and not with this clown.