Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we're going to talk about whether the Democratic Party should save McCarthy

because that

we've been talking about over the last few weeks,

maybe months, saying that it was kind of McCarthy's only real move was to reach across

the aisle.

And that conversation and the terms of any kind of deal are reportedly being lightly discussed right now.

So first question is why would the Democratic Party want to do this?

The answer is simple. They get the same thing out of it that McCarthy does.

McCarthy has the far right faction of the Republican Party that is just disrupting everything that he is trying to do, ruining his

speakership. For the Democratic Party that far-right Republican faction, that's where all the bad policies come from.

So if they were to render them irrelevant, it's good for them.

Now does that mean that the Democratic Party gets to move

progressive legislation forward? No, absolutely not. If this deal goes through

this is what happens. Nothing but bipartisan stuff. Nothing but

nothing except for stuff that would appeal to Bush-type Republicans and what most people watching this channel would call corporate

dems.

That's what moves forward.

Nothing else.

No progressive legislation. no landmark stuff, nothing. But that also

goes for the far right as well. They don't get anything either. Basically, the house freezes except for stuff that just has to go through

until the next election. That's what occurs.

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