Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Sums Up What Her GOP Colleagues Are Good For In 1 Blunt Tweet
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The New York Democrat blasted congressional Republicans after a string of embarrassing failures.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) mocked Republicans in Congress over their inability to govern after a chaotic day on Capitol Hill.
The New York Democrat shared a tweet posted by journalist Stephen Neukam, who reported that a senior GOP aide had suggested Republicans could seek to change the House speaker again “if we lose the Israel vote after losing Mayorkas impeachment.”
Ocasio-Cortez wrote, “Would certainly take the pressure off them scrambling to find new post offices to rename each week since that’s the only thing they can seem to get the votes for.”
Bills to rename post offices are typically very easy to pass, and account for a substantial fraction of the laws each Congress approves.
The current Congress, led in the House by a deeply divided Republican majority that ousted its own speaker in October, has proven to be the least productive since the Great Depression. It passed just 21 laws last year, and struggled to accomplish bare-minimum tasks like keeping the government open.
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