However, sometimes committees work *against* the clear will of the messengers, or ignore the work of another committee (even one appointed by Bart).
And sometimes it takes floor action by messengers to convince an Executive Committee to change its policy.
This measure had been drafted by a committee, reviewed by the Executive Board, submitted in advance for public comment, and written carefully in the light of public comment. As a result the floor, open for discussion, saw none. It was adopted almost unanimously.
Stop the “Texas election was stolen” bit. The election will be certified by the Republican Abbott hand picked to be Secretary of State, under the oversight of the Texas Attorney General, Ken Paxton. There will be no intervention by the U.S. Attorney General appointed by President Trump.
When the dying cult starts drinking the kool-aid, there are two types of 3rd-tier leaders:
1) The ones who drink the kool-aid first.
2) The ones who shoot everyone who won't drink, then try to save their own lives.
This is what they voted for last night in Virginia, Missouri, and Nevada.
When the GOP has weak leadership and refuses to fight abortion, we lose elections and babies die.
A few months back Ezra Klein gave a theory of social media and politics that I haven't been able to stop thinking about.
"Whoever wins Twitter pays for it 3-4 years later."
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Talarico: "treat politics like a sacrament" 👀
Grade-A CN at first blush.
But stick around for his final comment, which sounds more like Pantheistic Nationalism:
"To me, an incarnational politics would take seriously that idea that every person is God."
The religious left has completely lost the churches, but its ethos persists in much of elite secular society. Thus we have Talarico, Hamilton, and Warnock in the Senate, but the left conveniently seems to have forgotten to freak out about "Christian nationalism."