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Well, howdy there internet people, Litzboe, let's bow again so today we're going to talk about

the United States House of Representatives and the United States Constitution and

some talking points that are coming out and how all of them interplay as things

move along to choose a Speaker of the House. Well I guess as things don't move along to choose a speaker of the

house. So the first talking point that we're going to go over is the repeated claim that the Democratic Party is blocking the Republicans

from choosing a speaker. The reason the Republicans are saying this is

because they believe their base is too ignorant of the Constitution to understand how it works.

There is no vote to block. That's not an option.

The Democratic Party is voting for their candidate. The

Republican Party is unable to put up a candidate that Republicans can unite behind.

That's how that works. That's what's occurring. It's worth noting that the Democratic candidate is getting more votes. That's not the Democratic Party voting no on a chosen Republican speaker.

That's not how it works. They made that up. They're lying to you. The other one that has

come out and this was broadcast on national TV is that the Democratic Party should help the Republicans choose their speaker.

Help the Republicans choose their speaker.

Weird, because I'm pretty sure in the Constitution,

it doesn't say that the speaker is a member of the majority party.

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