Now, again, as i said, each vote is a little bit different. so maybe you have some people who thought this was all going to be wrapped up. they re already on a plane, they re driving somewhere and it depends which side they re on. okay. so you could trigger that roll call vote. this is where we get into some very dangerous turf potentially for kevin mccarthy. why? because it needs an outright majority of the house of members casting ballots for somebody by last name and hakeem jeffries on every single roll call vote with the exception of a couple when david trone was out was at 212. so suddenly, if you have just the right number of people who are away on the republican side of the aisle not there for kevin mccarthy and jeffries people stay in town and vote, guess what? you could have speaker jeffries. i know that sounds crazy with a capitol k. but that s kind of where we are right now. but you would be compelled to have that next vote no matter what.
The bill bans construction to sexual orientation and gender identity from kindergarten through third grade. the only part i found controversial is the third grade. how about teachers of any grade staying out of your kids private lives you power hungeries. like my extra nipple the bill seems pretty benign to me. last thing i want to talk to a kindergartener about is gender. the second to last thing i want to do is talk to a kindergartener. and if anyone tried to teach me that stuff when i was that age, it would screw me up. i was still in the process of figuring out the anatomy of ken, and not the doll. the bus driver. but if this bill upsets you, that s on you. you re weird. seriously, are you really that passionate about kids in kindergarten learning this stuff? that spells creepy with a capitol k or maybe it is it s one big virtue signal. did anyone care to read the bill