Massie, House Rules Committee
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Speaker Johnson foe Thomas Massie removed from powerful House Rules Committee
Mike Johnson critic Thomas Massie taken off powerful Rules Committee
119th Congress Latest: Mike Johnson now has enough votes to become House speaker
Johnson at risk of falling short on first ballot With Reps. Thomas Massie and Ralph Norman both voting for candidates that are not Johnson, the Louisiana Republican is now at risk of losing his first ballot for speaker. There were several far-right members ...
Last week, Musk voiced his support for Robinson, a far-right, Islamaphobic activist who founded the British National Party and has been imprisoned for contempt of court, related to his repeated racially charged libel of a 15-year-old Syrian boy through social media posts.
Last week, Musk voiced his support for Robinson, a far-right, Islamaphobic activist who founded the British National Party and has been imprisoned for contempt of court, related to his repeated racially charged libel of a 15-year-old Syrian boy through social media posts.
Mike Johnson secured the gavel in dramatic fashion, as he was on track to lose before two Republican defectors changed their vote after speaking to Donald Trump.
The vote for House speaker included a few Republican holdouts, one of which was SC Rep. Ralph Norman. He and Rep. Keith Self flipped. Here’s why.
When the votes were counted, he had 216. Three Republicans — Thomas Massie, Ralph Norman and Keith Self — voted for other candidates. The vote was kept open, which gave Johnson time to ...
This story has been updated to include comments from Thomas Massie. U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican who's sparred at times with party leadership in the nation's Capitol, is no ...
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