For diametrically opposite reasons, the fates of GOP Reps. Liz Cheney and Marjorie Taylor Greene will be decided over the next 48 hours politico.com/newsletters/pl…
Both women face a reckoning from fellow Republicans.
Greene, for espousing dangerous conspiracy theories and endorsing violence against Democratic members of Congress. Cheney, for daring to impeach Trump for his role in inciting the Jan. 6 riot. politico.com/newsletters/pl…
Greene, for espousing dangerous conspiracy theories and endorsing violence against Democratic members of Congress. Cheney, for daring to impeach Trump for his role in inciting the Jan. 6 riot. politico.com/newsletters/pl…
So what will McCarthy do?
On Greene, McCarthy’s office is considering possible rebukes. But there’s also wariness of punishing a member for something she said before she got to Congress.
On Cheney, McCarthy is eager for his conference to move on.
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On Greene, McCarthy’s office is considering possible rebukes. But there’s also wariness of punishing a member for something she said before she got to Congress.
On Cheney, McCarthy is eager for his conference to move on.
politico.com/newsletters/pl…
It might not matter if McCarthy decides to allow Greene to keep her committee posts. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer delivered an ultimatum to McCarthy on Monday: If he doesn’t strip Greene from her committees, Dems will hold a vote to do it themselves. politico.com/newsletters/pl…
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