

First Rule of Republican Fight Club
Nov 16, 2023
Capitol Hill is turning chaotic as GOP Representatives engage in almost-fights, showcasing a breakdown of decorum. MAGA Mike Johnson successfully passes his funding bill, avoiding major cuts. Meanwhile, George Santos faces scrutiny for misusing campaign funds on luxury items. Discussions also tackle Biden's campaign strategies focused on the economy, as Trump demonstrates resilience on abortion messaging. Pollster John Della Volpe highlights young voters' disconnection from politics and their potential impact in 2024, emphasizing the need for effective engagement.
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Comer's Family Finances
- Rep. James Comer, who is investigating Biden's family finances, allegedly paid his brother $200,000.
- This payment was linked to a family company that seemingly doesn't exist, mirroring Comer's accusations against Biden.
Senate Showdown
- Senator Markwayne Mullin challenged a Teamsters Union president to a fight during a Senate hearing.
- Mullin later said he wasn't afraid of biting and would "do anything" in a fight.
McCarthy's Elbow
- After being ousted as Speaker, Kevin McCarthy allegedly elbowed Rep. Tim Burchett.
- Burchett said McCarthy acted like a child throwing rocks and then hiding, not how things are done in East Tennessee.