Thread: Demands Grow for Trey Gowdy to be Next Speaker of the House

Capitalism Institute
3/27/14

It should be painfully obvious that John Boehner does not stand for the same principles that conservatives do. He far too often sides with the progressive Democrats and Obama, selling out the people he is supposed to be representing and speaking for.

Demands Grow for Trey Gowdy to be Next Speaker of the House

We recently conducted an admittedly unscientific poll asking if South Carolina Representative Trey Gowdy should be the next speaker of the House.

The results thus far have been overwhelmingly favorable, with 98% of respondents saying yes, Trey Gowdy should replace John Boehner as Speaker of the House.

One can only ascribe his popularity to the fact that he is unafraid and unapologetic, willing to call things as he sees them in his relentless pursuit of truth and justice.

Gowdy recently introduced a piece of legislation called the ENFORCE the Law Act, which would require President Obama and those in his administration to faithfully execute ALL of the laws that have been duly passed by Congress, as they are written. His bill was passed by the House after Gowdy gave a rousing speech explaining why Obama’s overreach must be stopped.

Trey Gowdy has also tirelessly pursued the truth underneath the administration’s coverup of Benghazi. He has called out the New York Times and former US Ambassador to the UN Susan Rice for lying about the terror attack, and the media for ignoring it. He has demanded the Hillary Clinton be subpoenaed and compelled to testify again.

He has used his sarcasm and wit to rip apart Obamacare, called Nancy Pelosi “mind-numbingly stupid” and called for the House to defund Obama’s numerous and costly vacations.

Gowdy has said that Obama has the most “corrupt” administration and that his lawlessness has “reached an unprecedented level”. He is even involved in a lawsuit against Obama’s administration over unconstitutional Executive branch changes to Obamacare, immigration laws, the Defense of Marriage Act and mandatory minimum sentencing for drug law violations.

Now, compare all of that with the current Speaker of the House John Boehner. There is growing demand for Boehner to be replaced, for good reason.

John Boehner has been called “worthless” and spineless. He routinely caves in to Obama and the Democrats’ demands, like raising the debt ceiling and on action in Syria.

Boehner placed the blame for the Government shutdown last year on the GOP and it’s Tea Party influenced members. He has also been accused of knowing the truth about the Benghazi attack, yet deliberately stalling and avoiding calling for a special investigation by a select committee.

It should be painfully obvious that John Boehner does not stand for the same principles that conservatives do. He far too often sides with the progressive Democrats and Obama, selling out the people he is supposed to be representing and speaking for.

It is even more obvious that Trey Gowdy IS a principled conservative, one that will fight tooth and nail for the people he represents. He would not sell out his constituents for the sake of a backroom deal or favorable media coverage.

Trey Gowdy needs to be the next Speaker of the House.

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POLL: Should Trey Gowdy Be Speaker of the House?


South Carolina Representative Trey Gowdy has become a very popular and fearless leader among Tea Party type conservatives and Republicans.

We think that Trey Gowdy would be a great Speaker of the House, and we want to know what you think. Vote in our poll below and then keep reading to see why we think Trey Gowdy should be the head man for the GOP in Congress.

Should Trey Gowdy be Speaker of the House?

Total votes: 1156

Yes (1131 votes, 98%)


No (25 votes, 2%)


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