If they changed speaker to Jeffries, would the "1 vote to call for removal"

thing still apply?

If yes, then sure, a moderate Republican or 2 could call for a vote against Johnson, put Jeffries in place, let the legislation come to the floor, probably pass....then call for another vote and remove Jeffries.

It would be a funny way to accomplish some things. But it would accomplish some things.

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Posted: 02/23/2024 at 12:47PM

Why aren’t moderate republicans removing Johnson from -- hooshouse 02/23/2024 12:31PM

Because they want to get re-elected and moderates don't represent magaland. ** -- Hooooooooooooooo 02/23/2024 1:05PM

There is no such thing as a moderate Republican in Congress anymore -- Hoodeac 02/23/2024 12:43PM

This is correct and it is truly unfortunate ** -- Capital City Hoo 02/23/2024 2:06PM

There were three who voted against the Myorkas impeachment and none of them -- Seattle .Hoo 02/23/2024 12:45PM

I was wondering the same thing -- WahooMatt05 02/23/2024 12:42PM

If they changed speaker to Jeffries, would the "1 vote to call for removal" -- Late 80s Hokie 02/23/2024 12:47PM

Yeah, that’s exactly what I was thinking ** -- WahooMatt05 02/23/2024 2:12PM

They could change the rules. ** -- Seattle .Hoo 02/23/2024 12:55PM

With such a narrow margin it would be insanely easy. ** -- Seattle .Hoo 02/23/2024 12:43PM

Because they're cowards? Only thing that makes sense. ** -- Seattle .Hoo 02/23/2024 12:32PM

If they changed speaker to Jeffries, would the "1 vote to call for removal"

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