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Anyone feel as i do, that the day the House swears in Adelita, one of the two rethugs (Green or Massie) (Original Post) bluestarone Oct 2025 OP
Yep. Lucy with the football. chowder66 Oct 2025 #1
good reason to think that bigtree Oct 2025 #2
Maybe Greene dsc Oct 2025 #3
After all he's endured to date, I don't think it will be Massie. surfered Oct 2025 #4
Hope not, unless the find some very bad dirt on him. bluestarone Oct 2025 #5
I'm sure the delay has been all about leveraging kompromat against them both. SheltieLover Oct 2025 #6
Democrats should work on getting more Repukes to sign the motion Grins Oct 2025 #7
The discharge petition only gets the bill to the Floor bottomofthehill Oct 2025 #8
Repugs donot want their votes on the record. Sneederbunk Oct 2025 #10
No, but a motion to table is a rather confusing vote bottomofthehill Oct 2025 #11
Or one will have an "accident". RockCreek Oct 2025 #9
Once the discharge petition passes there are no excuses. There is a timeline. bottomofthehill Oct 2025 #12

bigtree

(94,249 posts)
2. good reason to think that
Sun Oct 19, 2025, 03:07 PM
Oct 2025

...the republicans that committed are procedurally locked into their votes for only a predetermined number of days, can't recall how many, but it's not indefinite and will likely expire before they swear her in, conveniently.

dsc

(53,390 posts)
3. Maybe Greene
Sun Oct 19, 2025, 03:08 PM
Oct 2025

but no way Massie. Massie may be a horse's ass but he is a consistent horse's ass. Frankly I even tend to think that of Greene.

bluestarone

(22,158 posts)
5. Hope not, unless the find some very bad dirt on him.
Sun Oct 19, 2025, 03:12 PM
Oct 2025

Which is exactly what they are doing today.

Grins

(9,446 posts)
7. Democrats should work on getting more Repukes to sign the motion
Sun Oct 19, 2025, 03:42 PM
Oct 2025

Relying on a single person, and the supposed integrity of Republicans is not a reason to go to Vegas and “Let it all ride!”

Republicans HAVE to fear what’s hidden in the Epstein files and - looking at what they already know about Trump, first-hand - KNOW this boulder will fall on them; individually and collectively.

Reminding them, “You know this is all going to come out. You sure you want to be in the side of the guy who raped 6th grade girls? We will remind your voters - YOU DID THAT!!”

bottomofthehill

(9,388 posts)
8. The discharge petition only gets the bill to the Floor
Sun Oct 19, 2025, 03:44 PM
Oct 2025

how members then vote is an entirely different different thing and then the senate steps in for its role before anything gets released

bottomofthehill

(9,388 posts)
11. No, but a motion to table is a rather confusing vote
Sun Oct 19, 2025, 05:01 PM
Oct 2025

And the senate need 60 votes to move it.

What 12 republicans do you think will defy the President there.

RockCreek

(1,469 posts)
9. Or one will have an "accident".
Sun Oct 19, 2025, 04:21 PM
Oct 2025

And they will find an excuse to delay the vote until an "appropriate" replacement is made.

We are dealing with criminals here. Don't expect them to follow any rules or to haave any morals if it doesn't serve them.

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