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Brooks and Capehart on 2023 election takeaways and Manchin’s Senate shakeup

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Who is new House Speaker Mike Johnson and what can he accomplish?

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GOP loses 3rd House speaker nominee after pushback from Trump dooms Emmer’s bid

The House Republican Conference has lost another speaker nominee, its third this month. Pushback from former President Trump and his allies doomed Congressman Tom Emmer’s bid and he withdrew hours after getting the nomination. Lisa Desjardins has been following the…

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Nine Republicans are running to serve as House speaker after several failed votes and a weeks-long stalemate over the future of the chamber. The candidates are pitching their plan to unite a divided House Republican Conference in a closed-door forum.

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A look at Jim Jordan’s often controversial record in Congress

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