Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about why the GOP isn't ousting Speaker Johnson.

Speaker of the House Johnson appears to be becoming more and more unpopular, with larger and larger segments of House Republicans.

Yet, they aren't tossing him out the way they did McCarthy. That seems a little

advance to people. I mean, odd to people. And we have the question, quote,

Bell, you and several others have commented on rumors that there's an effort

to oust Johnson via a motion to vacate the chair. Some people are saying that they have enough

people on board to trigger the vote, especially after the ACA disaster. My question is, why isn't it happening?

There is no way for me to say for sure, but I have an idea,

and I could sum it up in a single word.

I could talk about DC time being different than everywhere else in the world. Or I could answer a

question with a question. I think I'm going to do all three. Why haven't they ousted Johnson?

In a single word, hopelessness. A longer more thorough answer is that DC time works differently than anywhere else.

And the only days that really matter are election days or those that directly influence them.

They're halfway to election day, and they're so convinced that they're going to take an L,

that they've been running around the country

on a nationwide gerrymander spree. That's a sign of weakness and a sign that they believe

the people will turn against them. But they're afraid to push back too hard against Trump's

policies, because he could create a day that influences the

election by posting negatively about them on social media. As it stands, Johnson has to deal with

Trump. Johnson is the lightning rod for the negative press. He's the one that has to risk upsetting Trump for any pushback.

He's also the one leading them into the midterms that they seem pretty sure they're not

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