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How to break the impasse for speaker of the House

By Quin Hillyer
Published October 14, 2023 8:39pm ET
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How to break the impasse for speaker of the House
With Americans hostage in Gaza, the Middle East aflame, and time running out on government funding, the House has a duty to get back to work. Some people may need to compromise, but there is a good way to do it. First, the necessary background: Kevin McCarthy of California would still be Speaker if only […]

With Americans hostage in Gaza, the Middle East aflame, and time running out on government funding, the House has a duty to get back to work. Some people may need to compromise, but there is a good way to do it.

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