Some members emerged saying they weren't fully satisfied with the answers.
Share on linkedin Multiple members emerged from the House GOP's speaker forum on Tuesday saying they don't see either candidate being any closer to having the v"No one is close to 217," Rep. Kat Cammack said after Majority Leader Steve Scalise and Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan pitched members on why they believe they should be the next speaker.
Both candidates said a stopgap funding bill will likely be necessary to keep the government open, two GOP lawmakers told Axios. A stopgap last month was part of why"The thing that drives me nuts the most is we all admit that we've got to make deals. And it seems like that the far-right guys are mad at McCarthy for making deals but both these guys admitted that they're gonna have to negotiate deals and get the best they can get," one senior lawmaker said.
"He said it wasn't his job to campaign for everyone in his earlier roles. As speaker it will be," one GOP lawmaker said. "His biggest weakness is he has done very little for purple district GOP members while Steve has been there from day #1."
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