Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again. So today we are going to talk about the deal, because it happened.

The deal was made. Shut down averted. So we are going to talk about the deal, how it happened. We're going to

talk about some simple math and that math is incredibly telling. It tells us a

whole lot about how much power a particular segment within the Republican Party

actually has.

So we'll talk about that and we'll talk about where it goes from here.

Now if you miss the news and have no idea what I'm talking about,

deal was reached, continuing resolution.

Basically they bought 45 days to come up with a real budget. McCarthy, something I was

told, would not, could not happen because vote with Dims and never get elected again.

Yeah that happened. McCarthy reached across the aisle.

That message aged like fine milk. Okay, so what were the votes?

335 to 91 in the House. 335 to 91 in the House.

That tells us a whole lot.

Two hundred and nine Democrats voted for it, one voted against it. People are obviously going to ask

what's up with that one Democrat. They absolutely would not vote for it unless it had aid for Ukraine.

And it doesn't because this is the continuing resolution.

So that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's for the Republicans 126 voted for it and 90 voted against it. Which one of those numbers is bigger? 126, right? 126. That is definitely more than 90.

The far right faction of the Republican Party is not as powerful as they appear on social media.

A majority of Republicans, not even really,

it's not even close a hundred and twenty six to ninety a

majority of Republicans were in favor of a normal bill of just a clean bill, keeping the government open, keeping the lights on,

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