Well, Kevin McCarthy failed in his 11th attempt to become Speaker of the House.
Will he persevere, or will he give up?
One thing I will say is that this man has a Texas-sized ego.
But, in my opinion, it’s preferable to break Kevin down into a pile of quivering jelly and then force him to do our bidding. I’m concerned that if he steps down, the RINOs and Democrats will hold a backroom meeting and nominate an even bigger establishment loser over whom we have no control.
And, unfortunately, they have the numbers while we do not. Whatever the case may be, there’s a lot going on right now, and a lot of people are confused.
People like Glenn Beck, thankfully, have the answers.
Glenn tackles the speakership debate and reveals what’s “really” going on with all of this.
“This is what the Speaker debate is really about,” conservative commentator Glenn Beck says in a three-minute video explaining why a group of 21 House Republicans are preventing Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) from being elected Speaker.
“Passing laws isn’t as simple as Schoolhouse Rock made it seem,” Beck says in a tweet introducing the video clip and warning that passing a bill is far more difficult than most people think, because the wrong speaker has “enormous power” to ensure thwart any bill that challenges the status quo:
“Passing laws isn’t as simple as Schoolhouse Rock made it seem. The Speaker of the House has enormous power over the process, so if he just wants to uphold the status quo, good luck getting anything meaningful passed.
“This what the Speaker debate is really about.”
Watch:
Passing laws isn't as simple as Schoolhouse Rock made it seem. The Speaker of the House has enormous power over the process, so if he just wants to uphold the status quo, good luck getting anything meaningful passed. This what the Speaker debate is really about. pic.twitter.com/BUAPFcnPKQ
— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) January 5, 2023
Our government should be as simple as “School House Rock.” It’s become far too complicated, and I believe it’s been done on purpose to keep “we the people” in the dark.
