If she wants, she will.
Liz Cheney
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Has Congress ever elected a non-Representative to Speaker?
And you're the one to do it?
America is now run by a regressive revolution....that sort of thing no longer matters.
Translation: The Joooooos!
Do you have your own copy of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, #10?
Maybe it's time they did.
Perhaps. The Constitution is silent on who is eligible to be Speaker. I’d love to see her elected, but it won’t happen.
Whoever it ends up to be is a glutton for punishment.
Agreed it won't happen.
Agreed again, but I think there's going to be a period of chaos first.
T. A. Gardner
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Will what? Have sex, give head, eat cake, pole dance, drive a car, what?
She was in such danger after her role leading the J6 Committee she couldn't even campaign in her own state safely. Why would she want to endanger her life and that of her family re-entering the buzzsaw that is GOP politics? Who in the GOP would support her? Doing so would put any GOP'er's life in danger from the bloodthirsty maga nazi crowd.
Liz is back in Wyoming in her mc-mansion safe and sound. No way will she want anything to do with going back into politics. No way! Nope. Not gonna happen.
Of course.. I could be wrong!
Liz is back in Wyoming in her mc-mansion safe and sound. No way will she want anything to do with going back into politics. No way! Nope. Not gonna happen.
Of course.. I could be wrong!
Your transition from a Navy Chief to a misogynistic, oath-breaking agent of the Alt-Right has been an interesting one, Terry.
Lightbringer
Loves Me Some Souls
Fuck Liz Cheney.
She already ate Trump.
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
Better to be a javelin catcher at a track meet than a Speaker of the House under Republican majority.
Only the House of Representatives
That Depends Frankie. It takes agility to catch a javelin.
Javelin catchers don't get souvenir gavels and their portrait in Congress.
https://history.house.gov/Exhibitions-and-Publications/Capitol/Speaker-Portrait-Collection/
The Speaker’s Lobby hosts a significant gathering of portraits as well as people. The House of Representatives Speaker Portrait Collection is a vital visual record of House history. As noted in the bronze plaque hung in the lobby, the collection was conceived as a “tribute to their worth to the nation.” A portrait of the first Speaker of the House, Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania anchors the display, with portraits in a range of styles lining the lobby in all directions, from the post-modern realist look of Thomas "Tip" O'Neill's portrait by Robert Vickery to American Impressionist Edmund Tarbell's depiction of Frederick Huntington Gillett.
That was so cute. I bet the other kids in the sandbox think you are very clever.