Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump getting a veto overridden.

The Republican-led House is reportedly going to vote on overriding two of Trump's vetoes.

Ever since Trump vetoed two Republican bills, there's been a small rebellion growing within the party.

Trump vetoed a water infrastructure bill that would have benefited mostly Republican voters in Colorado,

and vetoed a bill that would have given the Mikasaki tribe more control over its tribal lands.

Both bills passed with bipartisan support.

Republican Representative Lauren Bobert of Colorado said shortly after the veto, quote,

President Trump decided to veto a completely non-controversial

bipartisan bill that passed both the House and Senate unanimously. If this administration wants to

make its legacy blocking projects that deliver water to rural Americans. That's on them.

Bobert later promised this isn't over. She appears to be keeping her promise. While at time of

recording, it hasn't been confirmed by Republican leadership. The rumor mill says that the House GOP is planning a vote to override Trump's veto.

More importantly, while some of the weaker Republicans are expected to flip their votes to stand by Trump,

current vote count math says they probably have the votes to override the veto.

Trump may have broken one of the biggest rules of command. Never give an order that won't be

followed. Because once he's defied on one subject, it becomes easier and easier to defy him on other subjects afterward.

While Trump's grip on the executive is as firm as ever, he is slowly losing grip on the

Republican Party as a whole. It had been an ongoing process, but it became incredibly evident after Trump's failed campaign to block

release of the Epstein files. First, he tried to block it from being brought up. Then he tried to

block the discharge petition, but he lost every step of the way. There are also rumors of a little rebellion going on with the budget packages that might actually stop a lot of Trump's freezes and reorganization attempts.

An override of a Trump veto by his own party pushes Trump even further into lame duck status.

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