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Republican In-fighting Threatens House Leadership

House Republicans face internal conflict as hardliners threaten to challenge Speaker Mike Johnson's leadership during upcoming elections, creating uncertainty and potential for further chaos.

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What external factor might influence the situation?: President-elect Donald Trump is scheduled to address House Republicans before their leadership races, which might influence the outcome and quell some dissent.
What are the proposed rule changes causing disagreement?: The main point of contention is proposed rule changes, including one to punish members who deliberately undermine the party's legislation; some believe this is too punitive.
What is a major concern regarding the potential protest?: The potential for a repeat of the messy speakership election from the 118th Congress, which involved 15 rounds of voting, is a major concern among some Republicans.
What is the main source of tension among House Republicans?: House Republicans are facing internal tensions as hardliners threaten to protest Speaker Mike Johnson's leadership during upcoming leadership elections.
How are different factions of the Republicans responding to the conflict?: While some Republicans express frustration and call for consequences for those causing internal conflict, others like Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Anna Paulina Luna, show less interest in challenging Johnson, especially with Trump's support.

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