Meidas Touch seems a bit confident. I wish I shared that optimism.

[kpete]

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1. K&R

[Tanuki]

4. Interesting first post

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[Ferrets are Cool]

3. Well, in all honesty, it was exposed on Jan 6th and with the vote afterwards...

All we can hope for with the investigation is that some of the criminality comes to light.

[EarlG]

5. One thing to bear in mind is that

without McCarthy's picks on the committee, this is not going to come across as a partisan exercise. If McCarthy had kept his three picks, all of their questions would have been angry, shouty versions of "Wah wah, the Democrats did this, the Democrats did that..." They would have turned it into a partisan clown show.

Without those picks, that will not happen. Today we're going to see Democrats and Republicans working together to do the people's business, without any partisan BS, and I think that WILL expose how Trump Republicans have been operating. I'm not saying "This is it, the GOP is going down!" But it's definitely going to leave a mark.

From a purely political perspective, I think McCarthy has made a major tactical error by not keeping some of his people on the committee. He has thrown away the ability to disrupt and distract the process, which is Plan A in the Trump Republican playbook. And they don't have a Plan B.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

6. McCarthy and the GOP fought so hard to kill these hearings means that they are scared

I have feeling that there is some good dirt that will be coming out