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, of Louisiana, abandoned his bid to be the next speaker, throwing in the towel when he couldn't get enough support in his caucus even after being nominated by House Republicans to replace Rep. Kevin McCarthy, of California., of Ohio, but it remains unclear whether he can win the nomination from Republicans or whether he could get 217 votes on the House floor. It's also not clear whether more Republicans will run after Scalise's departure.7m ago / 4:21 PM UTC, Rep.
And heading to the floor with only 209 Republicans brings some risks — if Democratic absences are only a few, the chamber could end up with a Speaker Hakeem Jeffries.Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who is backing Jordan, told reporters that she is pushing for a straw vote to happen immediately following today's meeting.
“If you can’t get your closest friends, your closest supporters on an election issue to follow you ... it begs the question of can you do anything and can you get anybody to follow you on really difficult issues,” Diaz-Balart said Friday.The House will hold a candidate forum at 1 p.m. So far, Jim Jordan is the only candidate running, but others could jump in before then.
Jordan, a Donald Trump loyalist who has burnished a reputation on the Hill as a conservative bomb-thrower, could still meet the same fate as Scalise. Because of the party’s razor-thin majority, just five GOP detractors can block Jordan in a House floor vote, and a handful of moderate Republicans have already said they won’t cast their vote for Jordan.
"Our conference never voted to oust our Speaker. Eight of our 'morally superior' colleagues made that decision for us," said the letter, which calls for re-nominating McCarthy after condemning the vote to remove him. They'd then keep voting for McCarthy"until enough of our wayward colleagues return to the fold," he wrote.
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