Boehner out?

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Not yet.  If they just change the name, but keep the man essentially, nothing will change.  McCarthy seems to be in the lead to take Boehner's place.  If that happens, then it is just a gimmick.  That, through leaving, Republicans are just going to roll on Boehner's and Zero's agenda shows that, for the most part, this is just a gimmick to point as is.  It's just another way of selling out.  Then again, are there actual conservatives still in the house?  Are they all cuckservative sellouts, and in it just for themselves?  Are there any politicians who actually have principles?  I honestly don't know.  They have bandied a few "conservative" names around.  Not sure that means anything.  The people doing the bandying are usually D.C. insiders.  As I said, if Boehner does push through Zero's agenda, and is merely replaced with the same type, then it is all a fiction.  Don't buy into it at all.  Kabuki theater at it's worst.  And yet so many will be pleased no matter what.  Don't waste the opportunity for real change at the top.  Or... as real as it can get.

If, and I do mean if, the house leadership actually is run to conservative members, THEN look to McConnell.  That rat bastard liberal needs to be nutted and tossed in the drink.  Wait, can't nut a eunuch.  But you know what I mean.  Then, after that is settled, a change in the Republican insides.  Get rid of the rinos and cronyists.  Yeah, the government has to work with business, but not choose winners and losers, and not to the detriment of competitive practices.  If a company really is bringing in, and looks to bring in, good jobs and product, then, yeah, treat it.  That isn't cronyism, that is smart national interest in economic matters.  It's buying "green" execs out of the foolishness they created by trying to compete where they couldn't, as political favors... both ways.

I don't know.  We'll see what happens with the house.  It would be good to clean the whole Republican camp so that I could believe that voting for them would actually mean something different than voting for the communist party.  Look, socialism isn't different enough to interest me in choosing "the other side".  Bring back capitalism, small government, low taxes, end government intrusion, end cronyism, and really... just get the government out of our hair.  This is the last chance.  Even if it happens, there are some serious bills to pay.  We are Americans, we can do it, just get out of our way.