It doesn't compute that anyone but Istael would do it deliberately, but Istael claims it was a failed Palestinian rocket launch. In effect, an accident. The visual evidence seems to support that, although BBC notes that the shell casings would be definitive one way or the other and they aren't currently available for examination.
I read that no shell casing has been found, indicating that it wasn't a missile from Israel, but a failed rocket, that fell and made the crater in the courtyard. Also, President Biden has now said our State Department says it was a failed rocket from Gaza.
Hamas has a known history of defective rockets getting dumped on its own people--I'm waiting on this one, but it ain't looking good for the a-rabs. . . .
Here are the Republicans who did not vote for Jordan, including any new votes:
Rep. Don Bacon voted for Rep. Kevin McCarthy Rep. Vern Buchanan for Rep. Byron Donalds (new vote against Jordan from first ballot) Rep. Ken Buck for Rep. Tom Emmer Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer for McCarthy Rep. Anthony D’Esposito for Rep. Lee Zeldin Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart for Rep. Steve Scalise Rep. Jake Ellzey for Rep. Mike Garcia Rep. Drew Ferguson for Scalise (new vote against Jordan) Rep. Andrew Garbarino for Zeldin Rep. Carlos Gimenez for McCarthy Rep. Tony Gonzales for Scalise Rep. Kay Granger for Scalise Rep. John James for Candice Miller of Michigan Rep. Mike Kelly of Pennsylvania for Boehner Rep. Jen Kiggans for McCarthy Rep. Mike Lawler for McCarthy Rep. Nick LaLota for Zeldin Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks for Kay Granger (new vote against Jordan) Rep. John Rutherford for Scalise Rep. Mike Simpson for Scalise Rep. Pete Stauber for Bruce Westerman (new vote against Jordan) Rep. Steve Womack for Scalise
Jordan opponents detail their strategy for pressuring him to drop out From CNN's Melanie Zanona
Opponents of Jim Jordan’s speakership have been deploying a strategy aimed at pressuring the Ohio Republican to drop out of the race: purposely staggering their “no” votes across multiple ballots.
One Republican who has voted for Jordan on the first two ballots said a group of them have been planning to peel off gradually in an attempt to show building opposition to his speakership, and “basically drew straws” over who would vote for Jordan initially but then vote against him in subsequent ballots.
Jordan lost four Republicans on the second ballot, and the member said more would follow suit if there is another vote.
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It doesn't compute for me that anyone other than Israel did it.
DeleteIt doesn't compute that anyone but Istael would do it deliberately, but Istael claims it was a failed Palestinian rocket launch. In effect, an accident. The visual evidence seems to support that, although BBC notes that the shell casings would be definitive one way or the other and they aren't currently available for examination.
DeleteI read that no shell casing has been found, indicating that it wasn't a missile from Israel, but a failed rocket, that fell and made the crater in the courtyard. Also, President Biden has now said our State Department says it was a failed rocket from Gaza.
DeleteHamas has a known history of defective rockets getting dumped on its own people--I'm waiting on this one, but it ain't looking good for the a-rabs. . . .
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House speaker race: Jim Jordan gets fewer votes in second vote for speaker than first
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DeleteHere are the Republicans who did not vote for Jordan, including any new votes:
Rep. Don Bacon voted for Rep. Kevin McCarthy
Rep. Vern Buchanan for Rep. Byron Donalds (new vote against Jordan from first ballot)
Rep. Ken Buck for Rep. Tom Emmer
Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer for McCarthy
Rep. Anthony D’Esposito for Rep. Lee Zeldin
Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart for Rep. Steve Scalise
Rep. Jake Ellzey for Rep. Mike Garcia
Rep. Drew Ferguson for Scalise (new vote against Jordan)
Rep. Andrew Garbarino for Zeldin
Rep. Carlos Gimenez for McCarthy
Rep. Tony Gonzales for Scalise
Rep. Kay Granger for Scalise
Rep. John James for Candice Miller of Michigan
Rep. Mike Kelly of Pennsylvania for Boehner
Rep. Jen Kiggans for McCarthy
Rep. Mike Lawler for McCarthy
Rep. Nick LaLota for Zeldin
Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks for Kay Granger (new vote against Jordan)
Rep. John Rutherford for Scalise
Rep. Mike Simpson for Scalise
Rep. Pete Stauber for Bruce Westerman (new vote against Jordan)
Rep. Steve Womack for Scalise
Jordan opponents detail their strategy for pressuring him to drop out
DeleteFrom CNN's Melanie Zanona
Opponents of Jim Jordan’s speakership have been deploying a strategy aimed at pressuring the Ohio Republican to drop out of the race: purposely staggering their “no” votes across multiple ballots.
One Republican who has voted for Jordan on the first two ballots said a group of them have been planning to peel off gradually in an attempt to show building opposition to his speakership, and “basically drew straws” over who would vote for Jordan initially but then vote against him in subsequent ballots.
Jordan lost four Republicans on the second ballot, and the member said more would follow suit if there is another vote.
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The birch trees are almost empty of leaves, the leaves litter the road, looking like gold doubloons scattered by a careless hand, utterly gorgeous. . . . especially just at twilight. Worth waiting for.
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