It's really surprising to hear so- called conservative talking heads criticize House Republicans for refusing to vote for Kevin McCarthy; criticizing patriotic Republicans for refusing to accept the status quo. They referred to these Republicans as rebels and their demands as outrageous. Sean Hannity even confronted Lauren Boebert for refusing to vote for McCarthy. Evidently, a number of conservative talking heads don't really believe in a participatory democracy, and they want things to go back to business as usual.
Sean Hannity to Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO): "I asked you a simple question, congresswoman. I feel like I'm getting an answer from a liberal."
These rogue Republicans want to limit legislation to the subject of the legislation
Fortunately, we have a few constitutional Republicans that don't want to go back to business as usual. So what are the outrageous demands of these rebel Republicans? To begin with, they want enough time to read legislation, to determine how it affects their constituents, before they have to vote on it. They want enough time to debate bills on the House floor before having to vote on it. They don't like the imbecilic (Nancy Pelosi) idea that they have to pass legislation to find out what's in it.
Moreover, these rebellious Republicans actually want to do the job they were elected to do. And that's considered outrageous? On top of that, they want to get rid of earmarks. Earmarks are used to buy votes. When legislation doesn't have enough votes to pass, representatives can be bribed into voting for it by funding some pet project of theirs that isn't even related to the legislation up for vote.
In addition, these rogue Republicans want to limit legislation to the subject of the legislation. In other words, they want to stop politicians from stuffing legislation, that couldn't pass any other way, inside Omnibus spending bills and unrelated legislation. And, they want to get rid of the Omnibus spending spree and replace it with a balanced budget. They want to stop deficit spending sprees. Is that outrageous?
Furthermore, talking heads refer to these Republicans as dissidents because they want to secure America's borders. If that wasn't outrageous enough, they want to get rid of the IRS and income taxes and implement a consumption tax - just like our founders setup. These dissident Republicans also want Republican leaders to stop funding liberal challengers in primary races. Mitch McConnell and Kevin McCarthy both did their best to replace constitutional Republicans with liberal Republicans (RINOs).
Outrageous the way so-called conservatives reacted to real conservatives trying to restore Congress to some semblance of constitutional order
On top of that, rogue Republicans want rank and file House members to have a voice in deciding which legislation makes it to the House floor, and they also want the ability to amend legislation before it reaches the floor. What's even more outrageous is these rogue Republicans don't want a compromised Speaker of the House. They don't want someone who helped create the mess America is in. Is that so outrageous?
McCarthy said that he was acting in the best interest of the American people. However, the American people don't matter when their best interest stands in the way of him acquiring the speaker's gavel. If he really had our best interest at heart, he would have stepped aside after the third vote failed to shoehorn him into the Speaker's spot..
Finally, the only outrageousness was the way so-called conservatives reacted to patriotic Republicans participating in a democratic process. It was outrageous the way so-called conservatives reacted to real conservatives trying to restore Congress to some semblance of constitutional order. The media backlash, from both the left and the right, shows us that the same globalists control both the left and right side of the media. It's all a show to keep us fighting with one another while they, the globalists, relieve us of our rights and our wealth.
Charles Wills is a retired Engineer.
Since retirement, he has devoted much of his free time to reading and researching
world and biblical history. He enjoys reading and collecting old books, especially
textbooks published before the turn of the 20th century, as well as writing about the
wealth of information hidden in them.
