Quartet of Congressional Nuts Beclown Themselves In El Salvador
Let’s just call this a win-win situation.
Four Democrat members of the House of Representatives flew down to El Salvador to shake their tiny fists and demand the release of their favorite Maryland man, Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
Best of all, at least one member of the delegation, Rep. Maxine Dexter of Oregon, has vowed not to return to the United States until the man with the MS-13 gang tattoo is released.
If the others: Yassamin Ansari of Arizona, Maxwell Frost of Florida and Robert Garcia (no relation to the gangbanger, we assume) decide to join her that increases the GOP majority in the House.
The quartet of nuts traveled on their own dime, so the El Salvadoran government has so far denied their requests to cuddle with the accused wife-beating thug.
If House Speaker Mike Johnson isn’t trying to figure out a way to call the House back into session while these four are absent, he lacks the imagination of Democrats, who surely would have been cooking up some mischief when they were running that body with a razor-thin majority.
He should, at the very least, spring into action next Monday when members are due back at work, with votes scheduled at the earliest possible date.
Look at that, will you. Our representatives in Congress are working just 10 days this month. That’s better than August, of course, when they don’t work a single day. And it’s more grueling than November when Congress is only in session for eight days.
By the way, this week is set aside as “District work periods” for members of Congress. It’s interesting that elected representatives from Arizona, Oregon, Florida and California consider El Salvador part of their districts.
Explains everything, doesn’t it?
