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    Republikaner im Repräsentantenhaus fliehen in Rekordzahl aus dem Kongress, da die Unzufriedenheit zunimmt


    Republikaner im Repräsentantenhaus fliehen in Rekordzahl aus dem Kongress, da die Unzufriedenheit zunimmt

    https://thehill.com/homenews/house/5805206-house-republicans-retiring-2026/

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    2. Competitive-Bike-277 on

      While this might seem like good news a number of them are trying to be the next Ron DeSantis. 

    3. temporarycreature on

      When a party’s majority is essentially one order of magnitude smaller than the number of people currently fleeing for the exits, the math stops mathing and this reporting becomes a massive understatement on a full-scale structural collapse of the GOP.

      This isn’t just a narrow margin or a *thin razor* situation anymore.

      It is a house with a foundation that has been entirely hollowed out.

    5. OnlyMamaKnows on

      It’s not dysfunction. They literally refuse to do their job under Article I. They chose to be in a personality cult over living up to their oaths.

      So tiny violin…

    6. 3rdhouseonleft on

      people should be worried about the candidates in line to take their place as they are sure to be even worse.

    7. No-Group-4504 on

      Yeah! Their work here is done!!!

      DO YOU GET IT MAGA??? IT’S A LOT EASIER TO CRITICIZE THAN TO ACTUALLY GOVERN AND GET SHIT DONE!!!

    8. KokonutMonkey on

      >“I believe in making room for the next generation. It’s time to pass the torch and allow a new guard of conservative leaders to step forward and chart a path forward for Missourians,” he said, adding that **public service “isn’t easy**

      He went on to say, „and that’s why I decided to become a congressman. I don’t need to do shit.“

    9. QuantumWire on

      They shouldn’t flee, they should vote for what’s right and stop the faschist takeover.

    10. MomsBored on

      It’s called cashing out and hoping they don’t get prosecuted for his crimes. No grace no redemption for Trumps GOP-party. They’re done.

    11. Different-Board-9326 on

      The „party of personal responsibility“ is literally sprinting for the exits because they realized screaming at clouds doesn’t actually count as governed. it’s not „fleeing,“ it’s a strategic retreat from the mess they spent a decade brewing. they’ll all have cushy lobbying jobs or fox news contribute slots by monday morning anyway. the rest of us just get stuck with the bill for the broken lightbulbs.

    12. User4C4C4C on

      Smash and grab complete. And now the mess has to be cleaned up by someone else who will be blamed for creating it. The harmful cycle continues.

    14. pasterhatt on

      Cowards. They could stay and actually, you know make things better, but they know doing so would mean going against Trump, and that’d hurt their career prospects in the right wing eco system. Bunch of little bitches.

    15. Own-Dependent-4601 on

      St. Paul is officially the heart of the movement today. Having Bernie Sanders and Bruce Springsteen on the same stage in the middle of a Minnesota spring is a massive draw, but the energy in the comments is focused on the ‚Metro Surge‘ victims. The crowd is chanting the names of Renée Good and Alex Pretti—the two people killed during the ICE raids last week. The sub is calling the Twin Cities the ‚Gold Standard‘ for how to turn local grief into national momentum. It’s not just a protest; it’s a memorial for the casualties of the current domestic policy.

    16. Own-Dependent-4601 on

      The most shocking part of the live-feed isn’t the crowd in NYC or D.C.—it’s the turnout in ‚deep red‘ territory. We’re seeing 500+ people in places like Lynchburg, VA, and Casper, WY, carrying signs that say ‚Constitutions, Not Kings.‘ The sub is noting that this isn’t just the ‚blue bubble‘ anymore. When the ‚No Kings‘ message starts resonating in the Sun Belt and the Mountain West, it means the administration has lost the ’silent majority‘ they keep talking about. This feels less like a partisan rally and more like a broad-based civic intervention.

    17. Professional_Deer464 on

      This right here is why I’m not buying the „election will be cancelled“ or „rigged“ takes.

    18. NotOK1955 on

      Rats fleeing a sinking ship, in which THEY helped create this disastrous administration.

      They all should be held accountable.

      Shame on them…and shame on the voters who were too deaf, dumb and blind when they cast their ballots.

    19. anuiswatching on

      Yep, your regime change back fired and trump has exposed you republicans for your lies and misrepresentation. We see you clearly now as the party that supports the 1% and anything that gets you money. Problem is 1% cant get you elected.

    20. Sasquatchgoose on

      It’s dysfunction of their own making but I’m sure republicans will have no problem blaming Biden, the guy too old to be competent enough to serve but somehow Machiavellian enough to render congress ineffective

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