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Nancy Pelosi Short-Circuits When CNN Corrects Her on ‘Clean CR’ #nancypelosi #governmentshutdown #shutdown #cnn
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@spec7184♥ 3692025-10-09
She's the perfect reason, why we need term and age limits!!
@richard_joe_mod♥ 3052025-10-09
Will lie for stock tips and booze
@thecookieprincess55♥ 1972025-10-09
It's amazing how they lie with a straight face.
@lnd61236♥ 1102025-10-09
“Locally sourced spring water” has to be your best line yet!! 😂 Good one!
@yrmoonwa12♥ 982025-10-09
Wait, was that CNN actually asking a real question? 😮
@larsen_grace♥ 282025-10-10
This is Hilarious and Perfectly Shared👏❣️
@damniloveburritostoo♥ 212025-10-09
“Locally sourced spring water” had me!
@kinciussteve♥ 72025-10-10
Pelosi lies again
@robleb1976♥ 42025-10-10
😂😂😂 I love his posts!
@spot77♥ 22025-10-25
It is a blank CR. Just a "resolution to continue"
@anamary__♥ 22025-10-10
I ❤️ your Content!!!😂😂😂😂
@a_day_with_rosebud♥ 12025-10-26
Well Schumer wrote it!!! If it isn’t clean take it up with him!
@thew1124♥ 12025-10-25
When is that Queen getting dethroned?
@canishootyou_productions♥ 12025-10-10
Love the spring water line
@republicanspb2025-10-21
The federal government shutdown is 100% caused by the Filibuster Rule (filibuster procedural rule) in the Senate (U.S. Senate) -- not the Democrats. It is entirely the Republicans’ fault. The Filibuster Rule is not part of the U.S. Constitution or the 'original Senate' (1789). It was added later as an unethical and illogical procedural rule that blocks normal lawmaking by requiring 60 votes instead of a 'Simple Majority' (50% plus one). Ending the Filibuster Rule would restore Simple Majority rule, make U.S. Senators accountable to voters, and allow the U.S. Congress to actually govern. Right now, 51 U.S. Senators could vote to remove the Filibuster Rule. There are 53 Republicans in the Senate -- they could fix this today if they wanted to. Senate Democrats tried to perform a formal rule change and remove the Filibuster Rule back in 2022 when they held 51 seats, but two Democrats (both now out of office) voted no and blocked it. That is why this mess continues. Only the U.S. President was intended to have veto power over normal lawmaking -- not a minority political party through a procedural rule.
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Comments (15)
She's the perfect reason, why we need term and age limits!!
Will lie for stock tips and booze
It's amazing how they lie with a straight face.
“Locally sourced spring water” has to be your best line yet!! 😂 Good one!
Wait, was that CNN actually asking a real question? 😮
This is Hilarious and Perfectly Shared👏❣️
“Locally sourced spring water” had me!
Pelosi lies again
😂😂😂
I love his posts!
It is a blank CR. Just a "resolution to continue"
I ❤️ your Content!!!😂😂😂😂
Well Schumer wrote it!!! If it isn’t clean take it up with him!
When is that Queen getting dethroned?
Love the spring water line
The federal government shutdown is 100% caused by the Filibuster Rule (filibuster procedural rule) in the Senate (U.S. Senate) -- not the Democrats. It is entirely the Republicans’ fault. The Filibuster Rule is not part of the U.S. Constitution or the 'original Senate' (1789). It was added later as an unethical and illogical procedural rule that blocks normal lawmaking by requiring 60 votes instead of a 'Simple Majority' (50% plus one). Ending the Filibuster Rule would restore Simple Majority rule, make U.S. Senators accountable to voters, and allow the U.S. Congress to actually govern. Right now, 51 U.S. Senators could vote to remove the Filibuster Rule. There are 53 Republicans in the Senate -- they could fix this today if they wanted to. Senate Democrats tried to perform a formal rule change and remove the Filibuster Rule back in 2022 when they held 51 seats, but two Democrats (both now out of office) voted no and blocked it. That is why this mess continues. Only the U.S. President was intended to have veto power over normal lawmaking -- not a minority political party through a procedural rule.