House Republicans Are Falling Apart And Now Mike Johnson Could Be Toast

The primary little little bit of stress involving passing a invoice to maintain the federal government open has damaged Home Republicans and will value Speaker Mike Johnson his job.

Elon Musk is on a campaign to cease the Home from funding the federal government





as he desires no laws to cross till Donald Trump takes workplace. Following Musk’s directions would outcome within the authorities being shut down for greater than a month. Chaos and financial injury would outcome.

Fox Information’s Chad Pergram posted that Musk’s menace to major any Home Republican who votes for the CR is inflicting some Republicans to contemplate voting no:

Pergram additionally posted that Home Republicans count on to have the votes throughout the subsequent hour, however that the invoice is bleeding help.

The chaos could value Speaker Mike Johnson his job.

CNN’s Melania Zanona posted:

NEWS: GOP Rep. Thomas Massie says he’ll NOT vote for Johnson for speaker in January. He’ll say somebody else’s title as a substitute of voting “current.”

As a reminder, Republicans will open the following Congress with a two-seat majority, so one Republican committing to not vote for Johnson is a large deal. At finest, Johnson can solely afford to lose a couple of seats so long as the three Trump cupboard nominees within the Home take their seats after which resign when Trump takes workplace.

At worst, a handful of Republicans resolve to dump Johnson, and he’s gone as quickly as the brand new Congress convenes.

The Home could be plunged into even deeper chaos, and Trump’s agenda could be placed on ice.

Home Republicans can’t get it collectively, and it might find yourself costing Mike Johnson his job.

Jason is the managing editor. He’s additionally a White Home Press Pool and a Congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a Bachelor’s Diploma in Political Science. His graduate work centered on public coverage, with a specialization in social reform actions.

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