MASS EXODUS: The exodus of House Republicans is c
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Posted On: 01/10/2024 6:08:00 AM
MASS EXODUS:
The exodus of House Republicans is continuing unabated, adding to Speaker Mike Johnson's (R-LA) woes as he struggles to keep the gavel after the 2024 election.
On Tuesday, Rep. Greg Pence (R-IN) — the brother of former Vice President Mike Pence — announced he was not seeking reelection after serving for six years in the House of Representatives.
"After three terms, I've made the decision to not file for reelection," Pence said in a statement posted to X. "To the voters in Indiana's 6th District — it is a privilege and honor to represent you in our Nation's capital."
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On Friday, Rep. Doug Lamborn (R-CO) announced his decision to not seek another term, meaning all Republican-held districts in the Centennial State are now officially open.
Additionally, Rep. Bill Johnson (R-OH) issued his retirement announcement early last week after agreeing to become the next president of Youngstown State University. His exit will be on January 21, which comes before a critical February government funding deadline.
Republicans in particular have been fleeing the House of Representatives at a breakneck pace: The same day Lamborn announced his retirement from Congress, the Atlantic's Russell Berman reported on how House Republicans are "quitting in droves," noting the sudden exits of high-profile Republicans like former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and interim House Speaker Patrick McHenry (R-SC), the House Financial Services Committee chairman who presided over the chamber while the House Republican Conference bickered for the better part of a month over who should lead their majority.
The exodus of House Republicans is continuing unabated, adding to Speaker Mike Johnson's (R-LA) woes as he struggles to keep the gavel after the 2024 election.
On Tuesday, Rep. Greg Pence (R-IN) — the brother of former Vice President Mike Pence — announced he was not seeking reelection after serving for six years in the House of Representatives.
"After three terms, I've made the decision to not file for reelection," Pence said in a statement posted to X. "To the voters in Indiana's 6th District — it is a privilege and honor to represent you in our Nation's capital."
POLL: Says Trump not be allowed to hold office again!
On Friday, Rep. Doug Lamborn (R-CO) announced his decision to not seek another term, meaning all Republican-held districts in the Centennial State are now officially open.
Additionally, Rep. Bill Johnson (R-OH) issued his retirement announcement early last week after agreeing to become the next president of Youngstown State University. His exit will be on January 21, which comes before a critical February government funding deadline.
Republicans in particular have been fleeing the House of Representatives at a breakneck pace: The same day Lamborn announced his retirement from Congress, the Atlantic's Russell Berman reported on how House Republicans are "quitting in droves," noting the sudden exits of high-profile Republicans like former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and interim House Speaker Patrick McHenry (R-SC), the House Financial Services Committee chairman who presided over the chamber while the House Republican Conference bickered for the better part of a month over who should lead their majority.
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