'Do Not Reward Mediocrity': Tucker Carlson Says GOP Needs To Replace Leadership

[mystery-ak]

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[catfish1957]

He made strong valid points.  I do believe Trump does have a certain level of culpability for this week's disaster.  But Turdle and McCarthy are the true culprits.

The sheer fact these two don't get dumped are proof enough for me, that the GOP is not serious in having our best interests at heart.

[The_Reader_David]

I agree on McCarthy, I've seen nothing useful about the man other than contributing one more spot toward control of the House, but McConnell is very skilled and plays a long game, which annoys people who want short term gains.  Whenever you think of McConnell remember five words which thanks to him do not describe reality:  Supreme Court Justice Merrick Garland.

You might also consider that had McConnell's favored candidates been selected in the primaries, rather than Trump's, the GOP would almost certainly already have control of the Senate in the next Congress, rather than it still being up in the air, and likely remaining in 'Rat hands.

[catfish1957]

I agree on McCarthy, I've seen nothing useful about the man other than contributing one more spot toward control of the House, but McConnell is very skilled and plays a long game, which annoys people who want short term gains.  Whenever you think of McConnell remember five words which thanks to him do not describe reality:  Supreme Court Justice Merrick Garland.

You might also consider that had McConnell's favored candidates been selected in the primaries, rather than Trump's, the GOP would almost certainly already have control of the Senate in the next Congress, rather than it still being up in the air, and likely remaining in 'Rat hands.

There was a brief rumor that Scalise was going to challenge McCarthy yesterday.  Didn't pan out though

McC (onnell) (arthy).

Folks....We are McScrewed