From the Right · Read · November 4, 2026
Nov 4 · House Speaker Mike Johnson won't run for minority leader after Republicans lose the House; Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan eye the job
Washington Examiner: Mike Johnson won't run for minority leader
Grade A (100/100). Article: Johnson's decision, Scalise's planned run and pitch, Jordan's expected case for new leadership, and Johnson's election-night remarks
A: No problems found.
Splits: Article: Johnson's decision, Scalise's planned run and pitch, Jordan's expected case for new leadership, and Johnson's election-night remarks
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