Posted on Sep 23, 2023
DNC head busts out laughing at House GOPers tearing each other apart: 'They're doing my job'
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Democratic National Committee Chair Jaime Harrison couldn't contain himself on MSNBC early Saturday morning, laughing out loud when asked about the chaos engulfing House Republicans as they try to come up with a budget bill.
Noting that House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is on the precipice of being ousted as the GOP's House leader due to a challenge from Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL), Harrison admitted he can now sit back and watch Republicans tear each other apart in plain sight.
With MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart prompting, "This might be one of the few times in recorded history that you and some congressional republicans are on the same page. What did you make of what is going on in the House?" Harrison immediately started laughing.
Noting that House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is on the precipice of being ousted as the GOP's House leader due to a challenge from Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL), Harrison admitted he can now sit back and watch Republicans tear each other apart in plain sight.
With MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart prompting, "This might be one of the few times in recorded history that you and some congressional republicans are on the same page. What did you make of what is going on in the House?" Harrison immediately started laughing.
DNC head busts out laughing at House GOPers tearing each other apart: 'They're doing my job'
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Guess he hasn’t calculated it doesn’t end there.
His frenemy, McCarthy, will become an un re-electable Senator from a liberal chokehold state, CA. Both sides of the aisle take note. There are elected members of both houses that are not invested in party first politics, they are willing to risk not being re-elected, and are not looking to use Congress as their stepping stone to a posh post government gig.
We can hope this trend will continue in the spirit of service to country before answering to party. We might see needed change.
His frenemy, McCarthy, will become an un re-electable Senator from a liberal chokehold state, CA. Both sides of the aisle take note. There are elected members of both houses that are not invested in party first politics, they are willing to risk not being re-elected, and are not looking to use Congress as their stepping stone to a posh post government gig.
We can hope this trend will continue in the spirit of service to country before answering to party. We might see needed change.
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