Democracy in action in the People’s house.
First order of business for the 222-213 Republican majority in the House — take the fucking magnetometers out! Elected representatives have every right to go on to the floor of the House on the honor system, and if they want to bring a gun, so? Second Amendment, bitches, absolute right to bear arms wherever you want. Also, smoke cigarettes, let those who object to second hand smoke choke on it, the nanny state health Nazis.
Second order of business, change rules, impose term limits on Dems, do not appoint a quorum to the Office of Conressional Ethics, now chaired by Elise Stefanik. Honor system, fuckfaces. Investigations of traitorous Democrats only, please. You can read about it on the gop.gov website, description by George Santos (https://www.gop.gov/committee/ethics/) [1]
Defund the IRS. No need to replace thousands of IRS workers leaving over the next few years, or to increase enforcement of tax laws, particularly against the wealthy and well-lawyered. Tax is murder! Starve the administrative state!
Investigate the FBI, DOJ and the January 6th Committee. The child-blood drinking libtard cuck Demoncrats have weaponized federal law enforcement to corruptly persecute Trump and all those who are falsely imprisoned for legitimate political discourse. Cops lost eyes during the January 6th protest at the Capitol? They shouldn’t have fucking fought the will of the People.
We will shut down the goddamn government if we don’t get exactly what we want! That’s what the debt ceiling is for, cucks.
The Red Wave, ladies and gentlemen.
[1]
House Republicans moved to pre-emptively kill any investigations against its members as it curtailed the power of an independent ethics office just as it was weighing whether to open inquiries into lawmakers who defied subpoenas issued by the House January 6 select committee last year.
The incoming Republican majority also paved the way for a new special subcommittee with a wide mandate to investigate the US justice department and intelligence agencies, which could include reviewing the criminal investigations into Donald Trump and a Republican congressman caught up in the Capitol attack inquiry.
The measures took effect as House Republicans narrowly passed the new rules package that included the changes for the next Congress, 220-213, setting the stage for politically charged fights with the Biden administration over access to classified materials and details of criminal investigations.
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