McCarthy Counsels Against Fear of Vacate Motion Amid GOP Turmoil

As the Republican party grapples with internal divisions and a shrinking majority, former Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene spotlight the need for policy-focused governance.

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy advises against fear of a motion to vacate, reflecting on recent political turmoil within the House of Representatives.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene files a motion to oust Speaker Mike Johnson, criticizing the passage of a $1.2 trillion funding package and advocating for change.
McCarthy reflects on his tenure and the achievements of the Republican majority despite challenges, emphasizing governance and legislative successes.
The Republican party faces internal divisions and a shrinking majority in the House, raising concerns about future governance and leadership stability.
McCarthy and Greene highlight the importance of focusing on policy and the country's needs amidst political disputes and strategic differences.