I think it hinges on what happens with Scalise. If the Never-Kevins will support Scalise, then it’s done. I don’t think this will be a great outcome for Dems, but Scalise will not be an effective speaker, so it’s not ghastly.
If the Never-Kevins don’t support Scalise, then I think it’s realistic to hope that “moderate” Republicans will begin to consider working with Dems. Hard to say how that would play out. That’s when we might see invitations to outside conservatives to act as Speaker for this miserable next 2 years.
Boebert just stood up to Individual 1, and called him out for telling them to vote for McCarthy. She said that he should be telling McCarthy to drop out.
“Another failed GOP congressional candidate, Omar Navarro of California, suggested the rumors might be accurate because so many people were talking about them.”
You may remember him from the time he filmed his wife having sex with Hulk Hogan, which briefly got the Hulkster fired from WWE when he started dropping n-bombs during their pillow talk.
Not the classiest fellow out there, you could say.
According to the criminal complaint filed with the court late Saturday and unsealed Tuesday, the two men were identified as possible suspects through the analysis of cell phone records. At one of the substations, Tacoma Power captured images of one suspect and the image of a pickup that appeared to be connected with the attack. A similar truck was connected to the defendants. When law enforcement served a search warrant on the home of the suspects, they recovered distinctive clothing pictured in the surveillance photos. Agents also seized two short-barreled firearms that had not been registered as required by law. One of the firearms was equipped with a make-shift silencer.
According to charging papers, Greenwood told law enforcement officers that he and Crahan planned the power disruptions to aid a burglary. After the attacks on substations in Graham and South Hill, they broke into a local business affected by the power outage and robbed the cash register.
How long ago was the first time he was caught lying about college, and why did it take this long for someone to call his high school?
A quick check and the first article I see about it is from December 19th. Is two weeks a reasonable turn around for them to respond if someone requested that information that day? Or is this something that can be answered with a 5 minute phone call to the school?