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House Majority Leader Steve Scalise of La., speaks with reporters after departing a House Republican caucus meeting on Capitol Hill, Thursday, Oct. 12, 2023, in Washington.
Rep. Roger Williams of Willow Park, a Scalise supporter, called it a “nonstarter” to rely on Democrats. “It has become evident that all the agreements and Rules with the former Speaker are null and void,” Self wrote on Facebook, referring to concessions McCarthy made to conservatives for their support. “In January, we held the line for a Rules package that restores power back to the people. We need a leader with the same resolve.”Rep.
“Oh yeah, let’s just go pluck the person out of row 11 to go fly the plane. Is that what you guys want? Just because there’s a sense of urgency?” he said.
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