House Republikaner schockiert, als er nicht gelesen hatte, dass sie nicht gelesen haben, hat Sachen, die sie nicht mögen

    https://www.vanityfair.com/news/story/house-republicans-shocked-to-learn-bill-they-didnt-read-has-stuff-in-it-they-dont-like

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    1. im sure they knew in summary what things were there. this is just an excuse they will use when it comes to election season.

    2. They are not supposed to read that. Their job is to take the donor money to sell the bills written by the donors. /s

    3. BioticVessel on

      My mommy and daddy taught me to read over 70 years ago. I still read and retain information, and process the information skeptically. Sorry MAGAts, I guess remedial reading is in your future.

    4. Electric_Conga on

      I’m curious as to how MTG found out what she voted for. Did she read the bill after she voted for it, did somebody else read it and tell her, or is she just lying again?

    5. PopPalsUnited on

      It’s because they’re a cult.

      They openly did the will of Trump instead asking questions and doing critical thinking like they’re elected to do.

      Congress is a sad joke. The vast majority of the members don’t do their jobs aka. the will of the people. They fill their bank accounts to the brim and make financial contacts for post DC instead.

    6. Careless_Ad3968 on

      I mean, we all knew they didn’t read these bills. What we don’t know, is can they read and comprehend the bills?

    7. Every single one of them are morons that don’t deserve their jobs. And I thoroughly blame the voters that put these idiots there. My disdain for my fellow americans gets worse every day.

    8. Beneficial_Soup3699 on

      Tbf (not that the GOP deserves it but) this is *ridiculously* common in our government. To the point where I’d wager the majority of bills that get signed or rejected in our country are the result of cliffs notes written by staffers. Which isn’t entirely surprising, a 70 year old human isn’t reading thousands of pages of legal jargon in a week, much less a day er two. The real problem is *why* (aside from being the same age as the crypt keeper).

      To be clear: this is a symptom of a system of government where your „representatives“ vote yes or no based on whether or not their corporate backers support a bill or not. They don’t read them because they don’t need to, they just need to know if the billionaires who regularly fill their campaign coffers want it to pass or not.

      Welcome to life in a plutocracy/plutonomy/oligarchy. We sold the American Dream for pennies on the dollar.

    9. a_little_hazel_nuts on

      If the bill was put up to vote on again, they would all vote for it. They are a bunch of liars.

    10. „We blame Obama for not telling us more about the bill we sponsored and passed and overrode his veto on. This has horrible implications and it’s all his fault for letting us pass it.“ – Also Republicans.

    11. Honestly, I’m more shocked to find out that MTG places any value on reading whatsoever.

    12. threehundredthousand on

      It’s all bullshit. The response to the bill has been wildly negative from basically everyone including conservative groups and they believe being honest about their incompetence is less damaging than backing a bill they already voted in favor of.

    13. Outrageous_Agent_576 on

      Is this the OMG moment for a bunch of the Congress? We tried to tell you. Your town halls more than voiced their displeasure. That should have given you the heads-up Publicly. I don’t want to say DUH, but you are forcing our hand.

    14. VladtheInhaler999 on

      I don’t know what’s worse, the section of Congress who refuse to leave and literally die on the job, or the section of Congress who fail at doing the most basic of things when given a position of duty.

    15. House Republicans are a problem. They each have staffing to help put the bill together as well as read it. Their excuses are more unacceptable.

    16. Shido_Ohtori on

      Another DUI (displaying uber-incompetence) hire.

      We literally hold *grade school children* to higher standards — such as actually *reading the assignment* — than we do conservative politicians.

    17. MTG’s shock was only over states not being able to regulate AI for 10 years; she’s cool with everything else.

      I mean of all things to be upset about in this bill, that this was the one red line for her demonstrates the lack of care for her constituents.

    18. Just trying to claim Plausible Deniability. I was in and out of Hungary for work over 5 years when Orban was taking over Hungary, destroying the judiciary and opposition parties. I remember plenty of times reading of politicians unaware of what he was doing or seeing no issue with it, fixing the broken system they would say. You guys are in a very dark place

    19. Main_Enthusiasm4796 on

      They’re trying to save face because it turned out to be wildly unpopular after they voted on it. They knew what they were voting for.

    20. Who slammed the 1000 pages together for Trump? Who pushed it through the Senate? Sounds like someone’s taking someone’s word without checking. Sounds like someone’s using AI and knowing that most people won’t bother to read. Did they just find out when the literate Democrats responded to it?

    21. PacificSun2020 on

      All these Republicans are puppets. Why do they need to know what’s in the bill? Their masters just ordered them to vote for it

    22. ModerateRepublican86 on

      GOP/MAGA reps are a joke. They are admitting it here. Trump just told them to vote for it, so they did. That’s not a representative.

    23. Ignore their words, it’s lies. Trust their actions. They knew what they voted for and they should be remembered for that.

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