House Republicans remain deeply split following their election setbacks, with internal debates raging over whether to replace current leadership or hold President Trump accountable for the party’s struggles. Speaker Mike Johnson signaled he has no intention of pursuing the minority leader role, adding to the uncertainty about the GOP’s next steps. While some lawmakers push for structural changes, others insist the focus should remain on addressing the party’s broader challenges. The divisions underscore a fractured Republican caucus grappling with how to regroup after a historic political defeat.
House Republicans are divided over how to move forward after the party’s devastating election losses, with some calling for an overhaul of the current leadership team and others arguing that President Trump bears much of the blame. Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) told staff on a call Wednesday that he would not run for minority leader,...
