Kevin McCarthy’s run as Speaker of the House was cut short. A look at what happens next, as well as what this means for Congress and funding the government.
House Republicans took the majority aspiring to operate as a team, and run government more like a business, but have drifted far from that goal., with lawmakers unable to coalesce around a new leader in a stalemate that threatens to keep Congress partly shuttered
But it's unclear if either Scalise or Jordan can amass the 217 votes eventually needed in a floor vote to overcome opposition from Democrats. A vote could come as soon as Wednesday. McCarthy himself appeared to agree with a consensus approach. “They shouldn’t come out of there until they decide that they have enough votes for whoever they bring to the floor,” McCarthy said.
Several lawmakers, including Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., who engineered McCarthy's ouster said they would be willing to support either Scalise or Jordan. “Personally, I’m still with McCarthy," said Rep. David Valadao, a Republican who represents a California district not far from the former speaker's district.
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Kevin McCarthy says he would return as speaker if House Republicans want him backRep. Kevin McCarthy said Monday that he would take back his speakership if the GOP conference asks him to return after voting to remove him last week.
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Having ousted Kevin McCarthy, House Republicans are hitting trouble trying to nominate a new speakerStalemated over a new House speaker, the Republican majority is scheduled to convene behind closed doors to try to vote on a nominee. But lawmakers say Wednesday's private ballots to replace ousted Speaker Kevin McCarthy could take a while. Two leading contenders, Majority Leader Steve Scalise and Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan appear to be splitting the vote. McCarthy was openly ready to reclaim the gavel he just lost, but told colleagues at a candidate forum late Tuesday not to put his name up
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Having ousted Kevin McCarthy, House Republicans are hitting trouble trying to nominate a new speakerStalemated over a new House speaker, the Republican majority is scheduled to convene behind closed doors to try to vote on a nominee.
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Having ousted Kevin McCarthy, House Republicans are hitting trouble trying to nominate a new speakerStalemated over a new House speaker, the Republican majority is scheduled to convene behind closed doors to try to vote on a nominee.
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Having ousted Kevin McCarthy, House Republicans are hitting trouble trying to nominate a new speakerStalemated over a new House speaker, the Republican majority is scheduled to convene behind closed doors to try to vote on a nominee
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Having ousted Kevin McCarthy, House Republicans face trouble trying to nominate a new speakerThe two leading contenders Wednesday for the gavel, Majority Leader Steve Scalise and Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, appear to be splitting the vote among their Republican colleagues.
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