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House Speaker Mike Johnson already had a tiny majority to work with. It just got even smaller.
The GOP’s 218-seat majority is at risk due to Greene’s resignation and LaMalfa’s death, complicating Speaker Johnson’s ability to pass legislation amid multiple vacancies.
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GOP bracing for 'humiliating defeat' as razor-thin majority erodes: report
The Washington Post reports House Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-La.) razor-thin House of Representatives majority is now a majority “in name only’ after numerous retirements and deaths.“On Thursday, neither party really had the majority in the House,” wrote Post columnist Paul Kane. “Over the course of seven roll-call votes, five times the final tally showed that the exact same number of Republicans and Democrats had voted. The actual tallies of yea…
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