Midterm elections’ ‘anti-Republican wave’ could mean repudiation of House GOP leadership: Sarah Bedford
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Washington Examiner investigations editor Sarah Bedford said Republicans must now grapple with who will lead their new minority after the party’s massive losses in midterm elections. “I think that there’s a lot of interest in Jim Jordan here,” Bedford said Wednesday on The Hugh Hewitt Show. “I mean, [Steve] Scalise was part of the House
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Midterm elections’ ‘anti-Republican wave’ could mean repudiation of House GOP leadership: Sarah Bedford
Washington Examiner investigations editor Sarah Bedford said Republicans must now grapple with who will lead their new minority after the party’s massive losses in midterm elections. “I think that there’s a lot of interest in Jim Jordan here,” Bedford said Wednesday on The...
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