House republicans just voted to delegitimize the House Of Representatives.

[onecaliberal]

They do not view the branch as a separate but equal piece of government. That being said, they cannot possibly uphold their oath to the constitution. How many times will they vote against our founding document before it’s a universal understanding that republicans are not capable or interested in governing?

[mcar]

1. Nine voted yes on contempt charges

That's a bipartisan vote.

[elleng]

2. Thanks.

Have missed the news, so catching up.

[onecaliberal]

3. Indeed it is. 200 voted no.

[HUAJIAO]

5. Barely, though..

[mcar]

6. From a messaging standpoint that doesn't matter

Repubs tout a 1 Democrat vote as bipartisan when they are in charge.

[RainCaster]

9. only nine? Manchin told us he could find ten!

Lyin bastid

[mcar]

10. He he

[Tommymac]

13. That was SENATORS not Representatives. nt

[texasfiddler]

4. Tells me there might be a hand full of moderate GOP left to change to the DEMS.

California, Oregon and NY need to get as partisan as the GOP with redistricting.

[onecaliberal]

7. California is letting an independent commission draw maps. I wish they hasn't done that.

Latinos keep growing in population but keep getting gerrymandered out of representation.

[texasfiddler]

11. California needs to use the same methodology for Democratic benefit as Texas does for the GOP

democracy is on the line.

[onecaliberal]

12. Gavin Newsom got more votes in the recall than he did when elected to begin with.

We’re in no danger.

[DFW]

8. The Republicans are not interested in "governing" so much as "ruling."

They are for rule by decree (theirs), not by consensus.