Well, howdy there internet people? It's Bo again. So today we are going to talk about something

that is likely to cause major issues for the Republican Party in the future and for the

foreseeable future.

And gas stoves, because that has a lot to do with it.

McCarthy had a dream.

His idea, the Speaker of the House, he thought if he could get through that whole debt

ceiling thing and get a budget through and all of that, that it would be okay because they'd be able to move forward with that very small

majority that they have and rack up some wins on some basic legislation in the House, get it passed through the house, that way they can say

they did their part.

The problem with that is that that's not happening.

It's not happening because of factionalism.

For years and years we have talked about how the Democratic Party is a coalition party.

The reason they don't have unifying messaging is

because they're not unified, right? And it causes a lot of issues for the

Democratic Party. The Republican Party

Republican Party is starting to fall into the same situation.

For years, the Republican Party consisted of

We're status quo. We are status quo and the 11th Commandments and all that.

Don't speak of all of another Republican, so on and so forth.

All they had to do was say change is scary and should be avoided

and that's how they won. But starting around I don't know, let's say 2016, there was a shift and the Republican

Party started becoming more and more factionalized and less cohesive.

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