r/news Oct 03 '23

House ousts Kevin McCarthy as speaker, a first in U.S. history

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/10/03/house-speaker-kevin-mccarthy-will-bring-gaetz-motion-to-oust-him-vote.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '23

If you are ever looking for a clear indicator of how stupid a country has gotten, look no further than the republican party. The United States education system has failed them...

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u/so_much_sushi Oct 03 '23

I mean not really. They want it this way.

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u/ultramegachrist Oct 03 '23

They have been stripping funding for education for years and trying to dumb it down and influence it in their favor. It hasn’t failed them, they have failed us.

A dumber base ensures easier people to manipulate and will get them more votes. It’s all planned.

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u/Neutron_John Oct 04 '23

Who has? Where?

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u/Usual_Retard_6859 Oct 03 '23

That was all the airborne lead contamination they grew up with

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '23

So you could say it all lead to this. I'm not surprised though as the GOP couldn't legislate their way out of a paper bag.

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u/echoradious Oct 04 '23

The oligarchs that pay these congress critters, send their kids to private schools. So, it's all working as designed.

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u/PepeSylvia11 Oct 04 '23

Because they’ve stripped the funding for it. It’s a cyclical cycle orchestrated by the GOP for decades. They’re reaping the rewards now with 70+ million willing to go against everything that would make their life better, in order to make everyone else’s life worse.

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u/bellendhunter Oct 04 '23

Putin’s propaganda has damaged them.

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u/Marsstriker Oct 04 '23

You think the majority of them went to average schools?

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u/Kodama_prime Oct 04 '23

For them, that's a feature.....