It has a mistake in it. Those were the words spoken on the floor of the House of Representatives

today at 1110 a.m. that shocked every Republican member of the House representatives. They all know

that the real leading expert on House rules is Democrat Jim McGovern, the Democratic leader of the House Rules

Committee. They know that the Republican chair of the House Rules Committee, Virginia Fox,

is completely and permanently incompetent, always has been, always will be, as is her staff.

And so the way in over his head,

Republican Speaker of the House,

Mike Johnson learned from Democrat Jim McGovern

on the floor today, 1110 a.m.,

that what Speaker Johnson brought to the floor of the House

to vote on had a mistake in it. Unlike the Senate,

the House of Representatives creates a, they have a vote that creates a rule for each piece

of legislation that passes through the House of Representatives. And it's a different rule for each

one. It has very, They all have very similar elements.

In the Senate, there are the standing rules of the Senate. They're written down. And they don't

change. But the House Rules Committee, controlled by the party in power, literally writes a rule

that is the guideline for how that particular bill will be handled on the floor of the House

Representatives. And that rule always says, for example, that there will be no amendments

allowed on the House floor. That's why you only see amendments on the Senate floor, never on

the House floor. But the incompetent Republicans did such a bad job of writing that very simple one-paragraph rule.

The Jim McGovern stopped everything in the House of Representatives today by announcing to the House.

It has a mistake in it.

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