The House of Representatives is considering bypassing its own rules to expedite a vote on Ukraine aid, amidst a deadlock. This move, highlighted by @MacFarlaneNews, reflects the unusual measures being considered to navigate the legislative gridlock. The situation is likened to 'like 'The Wizard of Oz'', indicating the surreal nature of the current Congress's operations. The debate over Ukraine aid has also sparked discussions on the potential revival of historical political factions and strategies, including references to Reagan-era politics, Boll Weevils, and Gypsy Moths, which were influential in past legislative battles.
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The House may step around its own rules to force a vote on Ukraine aid, breaking through gridlock on the issue. @MacFarlaneNews says it's a symptom of a Congress that's functioning "like 'The Wizard of Oz'...this Technicolor alternate reality where everything's a bit different." https://t.co/Hu72qPCwVz