WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — House Speaker John Boehner has told colleagues he’s determined to prevent a federal default and is willing to pass a bill raising the debt limit with both Republican and Democratic votes, the New York Times is reporting. A House Republican who didn’t want to be named told the Times that Boehner indicated he is willing to violate the so-called Hastert rule if necessary. That rule refers to a policy of not bringing to the House floor a bill that doesn’t have a majority of Republican votes. The Treasury Department warned anew on Thursday of the consequences of a default by the U.S.
Call Boehner: He is not allowed to violate Hastert rule, flood his phones, tell him to resign, if he even thinks of violating Hastert rule and putting to a vote a bill which is opposed by the majority of his party
Posted on | October 3, 2013 | 6 Comments
It is reported that Boehner is considering to sell out and violate Hastert rule, which forbids the Speaker of the House Boehner from putting to a vote a rule which is opposed by the majority of his own party. Due to anticipated violation, the House Republicans have to put to a vote Boehner’s leadership position and vote non-confidence and replace Boehner with someone who would not violate such an important rule. Vote to replace Boehner with Louie Gohmert
By Robert Schroeder
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October 3rd, 2013 @ 12:53 pm
Boehner sucks. He’s not worthy of respect.
Based on what I know about Mr Gohmert, he’d be a good Speaker.
But WILL we get Mr Gohmert as Speaker?????
October 3rd, 2013 @ 1:06 pm
Don’t we see it? Doesn’t the Obama… and the bankers?… have that clothing store mannequin Boehner by the privates, assuming the White Hat Report on BlogSpot is any where near correct? If it is, with Boehner involved as I recall, then complicity in the theft of billions from the Canadian real estate mogul is plenty enough reason for Boehner to be forced to comply with a blackmail demand.
October 3rd, 2013 @ 1:34 pm
OMG Did you see this?!?!
https://nationalreport.net/obama-uses-money-open-muslim-museum-amid-government-shutdown/
October 3rd, 2013 @ 1:36 pm
To the House Membership: It’s time to vote Boehner OUT of his speakership!
Whatever this law he’s trying to subvert, this is enough of his MOLE-SHIP!
Boehner talks a good game, but when the chips are down, look what he does!
Get a Patriotic, conservative (R) in the speakership. So he can’t do any more damage, ASAP!
October 3rd, 2013 @ 4:46 pm
Bob
Great peice. However don’t get hung up to much on what he, did which is pretty bad,BUT READ CAREFULLY WHAT HE SAID. Then read Deuteronomy 7:1-6. Doesn’t anyone get it yet?
October 4th, 2013 @ 2:19 am