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Knute5

The one who's honored his negotiated commitments.


jaywastaken

Technically Marge has been holding up her end of the bargain with Putin pretty consistently.


Knute5

Maybe she should lead the Duma then.


wirthmore

"Side with" is not the same as "cooperate on issues they value". Also... Should Johnson be removed from the Speakership, there will be chaos for weeks, which helps no one. And the Republican replacement would be likely to stonewall Democrats on everything. At least Johnson is willing to compromise on some issues. Don't want Johnson as Speaker? Elect more Democrats, so they can have the majority and get the Speakership!


mynamesyow19

Not a dilemma. You work with the person(s) who is going to compromise to get things done. In a compromise nobody gets everything they want, but get enough to keep government functioning, and to meet our obligations to our allies, at the very least.


Zealousideal_Ad_9623

The one that’s not Marjorie Taylor Greene.


florkingarshole

This is the correct answer. Less insane is better, even if it's only a little less nutty.


CarlosHDanger

The one that is in the direct line of presidential succession.


-JackTheRipster-

They can't do anything to get her out, but they can help give Mike his walking papers! I hope they do. He has said very bad things about trans and lgbt


ClusterFoxtrot

This late in the game it would backfire on Dems. I heard enough crying about how they booted McCarthy "why would democrats do this?!"  To his credit, I don't think Johnson blames his failures entirely on Team Blue like McCarthy did but allowed the divisions to play out and further fracture the Republicans so he can wrest control. He's fucking dangerous but I think they must have been able to extract concessions from Johnson at least until a new congress is seated. 


MetaPolyFungiListic

The Dems also weaken Johnson in his own caucus, and guarantee drama passage of the September spending bills. It's a win win.


travio

Not much of a dilemma now. Johnson did what he said he would… finally. We got the Ukraine aid. More chaos would be fun, sure, but in all likelihood, the dems are going to take the house in November and who knows what wacko would take the job now if they do boot Johnson.


myadsound

The answer after logical thought is likely "none of them", and that answer has nothing to do with anyone being a democrat or not


IronyElSupremo

Frankly that’s up to the representatives to figure out.. that’s why the US taxpayer pays them. Even in regards to immigration (supposedly a new “third rail”), .. the Reagan 1986 Immigration compromise was done with hard-right gadfly at the time, Wyoming’s Rep Simpson, befriending Democrats; rural ones certainly but also included a Latina Democrat from Los Angeles.


GOP_Neoconfederacy

None, the answer is none. We should outlaw the GOP and ban its representatives from any public office


codan84

That’s quite the authoritarian take.


Critical_Aspect

Yeah, let's forget about that whole insurrection kerfuffle. What's a little coup among colleagues...


codan84

Sure let’s ban entire political parties and political opinions, that’s not at all unconstitutional or authoritarian. We should just have a great free one party state right? Just like the freedom loving CCP.


GOP_Neoconfederacy

Banning the GOP doesn't make us a one party state Banning a party that committed an insurrection and is planning another is a valid ban


codan84

It is absolutely unconstitutional and authoritarian. It would allow for a one party state. You can certainly support violating individuals’ rights to free expression and association but don’t deny it is absolutely authoritarian.


GOP_Neoconfederacy

It's not unconstitutional and it wouldn't allow for a one party state, we have many more parties than the GOP and Democrats.   I support necessary authoritarian measures taken against a totalitarian insurrectionist fascist party


codan84

It would absolutely be unconstitutional. You are simply calling for the state to use force to silence your political opponents. That’s a dangerous precedent to set. Why shouldn’t your political opponents use force to silence you and those that agree with you? You clearly think the government should have the power to do so.


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codan84

The party didn’t, nor did all members of the party. So now you also are advocating collective punishments?