Should John Boehner Be Expelled?

In all reality, "what difference does it make?" Even if you were to get rid of Boehner, Cantor would just take his place, and (I think/believe) Cantor is even more conservative than Boehner. The republican position isn't going to change without some kind of consequence or out. The same goes from the democrats; without an outside force, they are not going to change.

I see what you are getting at though, changing the system so that people feel more involved. 88% of people feel like the government controls them, rather than the other way around. I am all for giving the people more power, but look at this thread, look at the state of America. People don't know and just don't care, it is part of why we are in this problem.

We also have to remember that the people of his district re-elected him, even Reid who is even is less popular than Boehner got re-elected. Like KhainiWest said, people would legitimately recall Obama, and Reid, and Boehner, and so on. We would be having recalls so often, it may have negative effect on the world. Presidents and people of power are elected to make the "hard decisions," for the "greater good," even if the people don't like it.

Well to simplify, by getting rid of Boehner who was held accountable for his failures, would probably discourage Cantor or anyone genuinely and knowingly unfit for the job. It would become a disadvantage to be a member because the responsibility now is on you and you will be held accountable. I feel as though if this system was to reach some form of recognition along with some execution it may make a change where their jobs feel less like tenure and more like what it was intended to be. Of course this is the optimistic stance on this change

[MENTION=8857]Sephie[/MENTION]; During that congressional hearing, I head "American people" a lot, but it wasn't the democrat's, it was the republicans, slandering that defense, abusing it like a pathetic outreach for sympathy. I sh`it you not, the argument was so childish, so, repetitive that it was mind numbing.
Those who appose the care "THIS ISN'T FAIR TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, CONGRESS SHOULD BE FORCED FOR THIS PLAN TOO, IT WILL CRIPPLE US AND RUIN LIVES", where the democrats tried to stress that this should be recognized as law, and they have already negotiated.

They 'technically' did. Essentially democrats evidently dont know how to haggle at a middle school fu`cking level and gave everything as the starting offer, then when republicans rebutted with even more restrictive "conditions", of course the democrats were up in arms about it. It was the most unnecessary childish thing I have seen on both sides, so in actuality the country rests solely on getting that entire organization out on its ass. I don't see any other way.