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This is on point. I'm Megna Chakrabardi. The last time it took the house more than one

round of voting to choose its new speaker, 1923, which means this week Americans are

witnessing something not seen in a century. The inability for a house majority to quickly

pick a new speaker and get on with the business of governing. By the way, for my fellow on-point

history nerds out there, there have only been 14 multiple ballot elections for the speakership

in US history. 13 of them happened before the Civil War. But it is a kind of internecine

battle currently playing out within the Republican Party. Nebraska Congressman Don Bacon has taken

to calling the radical intransigence in his party the Taliban 19. And on Wednesday, one

of those radicals, Colorado representative Lauren Boebert, had this reply from the House

floor.

Let's stop with the campaign smears and tactics to get people to turn against us. Even

having my favorite president call us and tell us we need to knock this off, I think it

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