Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) has argued that there should be no challenges against House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.). She has added that any opposition could be harmful to the narrow majority that the GOP is expected to have in the House.
Greene spoke with former Trump adviser Stephen Bannon during an episode of his “War Room” podcast. There she noted that if they have a “razor-thin majority” having opposition within the party could be a negative strategy. These comments come after an increasing number of reports have wanted Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.), a former chairman of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, to be considering opposing McCarthy.
Biggs on Monday afternoon said that as of right now, no one would have the 218 votes required to become the speaker. He also told the Hill that an alternative to McCarthy would be available, but he did not specify who that alternative challenger would be.
Greene has also warned that there would be some moderate House Republicans who could even join Democrats in asking for a compromise Speaker candidate such as Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.). Greene said that was the biggest risk of challenging the leadership right now, the fact that it could leave the door open for someone like Cheney to become the Speaker.
Liz Cheney for Speaker? Now there’s a thought. Maybe Marginally Terrorist Greene is on to something.
Agreed . Not at this timeframe ! is someone beside the Senator Biggs like to challenge McCARTHY as House speakers he likes works to terminate Democrats radical opponents from the Foreigns Committee from the Congress during Arizona are battling the State elections integrity results for both Senate and State urgently I can understand but lets bet on the Congress first
to avoiding Liz try to seize back into Republicans sides it’s great hack of dangerously .
No! Liz is another Nancy Pelosi and God knows that would be a disaster! So glad we are rid of crazy Nancy! We need a change from the stagnation in our government and Liz is not the answer!