Ah

Good old Democratic Party

It is NEVER their fault x)

How many senators believe the wage gap exists?

probably a majority

but not enough will actually agree on a landmark Act to "fix" it

https://twitter.com/RepThomasMassie/status/985608406491942913

I'm rooting for Steve Scalise tbh

Boop

Would be nice to have Scalise, but it's going to be McCarthy

Like 90% sure.

GOP just gunna give us more of the same...

Probably

He's an ex-candidate and he's the next in the line of succession; in addition, he likely agreed to back out in 2015 to succeed Ryan in the first place.

But FLanon brought up that Scalise was the one that got shot, so he has a sympathy vote.

problem is that Scalise is saying openly he doesn't want the seat if McCarthy is running for it

Steve King for speaker

Lol gr

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so have you guys decided who to vote for in the primaries in your state yet

I can't vote, no decisions for me 😃

http://news.trust.org/item/20180415202159-bk70n

@FLanon VIVE LA FRANCE

How do you think the attack of Syria will affect long term voting

Republicans will lose 60 seats

that doesn't sound particularly great

I am hoping that isn't true.

@Deleted User I don’t know

That would be a total landslide. They didn't even do that in 2006.

Who is in favor of pushing anti-war conservatism?

I loved Bushism but I don't think that the wars started by Obama should be continued.

What

You supported _**Bush**_?

Of course. Jeb was shit though.

Only George W. Bush was a great man.

He passed the Secure Fence Act, wanted to make English the official language, only started rather reasonable wars, and had a pretty cool aesthetic.

NCLB and the rest of his bipartisan laws were awful though

but that's just because bipartisan is code for Democrat

Fair

I thought HW Bush was alright too, until he got played by the Democrats

rather reasonable wars and a cool aesthetic ?