So John Boehner suggests a pretty basic common-sense idea: Give members enough time to read legislation before they vote on it? So what does Steny Hoyer do? He belittles it, calling it “not relevant” and “not likely.”

Not relevant? At least he’s honest on the latter, under Democratic leadership.

From the Hill:

“His hypothetical is so unreasonable … that it doesn’t bear commenting on,” Hoyer said, mocking Republicans’ chances of taking back the House in this fall’s elections, a development which would make Boehner speaker.
“This is beating a drum that’s not relevant,” the second-ranking House Democrat said.
“The reality of which he speaks is not likely,” Hoyer added, again dismissing Republicans’ chances of winning back the House.