Freedom Caucus faces ‘concerns’ for future after dropping two members

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Members of the House Freedom Caucus are facing internal concerns about its future after the ouster of Rep. Warren Davidson (R-OH) that has prompted at least one member to reconsider membership. 

Several members said they disagreed with Davidson’s removal, arguing the group should not make a practice of ejecting its members. At least four members have been removed from the group since last March, including Davidson, former Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO), and Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and Randy Weber (R-TX).

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