"Steve Scalise Commits to Staying in Local Politics, Unlike Kevin McCarthy"

Unlike Kevin McCarthy, who announced his departure from the U.S. House, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise plans to stay on and run for reelection. Scalise is optimistic about the House's future under the leadership of Rep. Mike Johnson, but some GOP members are growing restless. The Republican majority faces challenges due to retirements and vacancies, which could impact their ability to secure a majority. Scalise, who is undergoing chemotherapy for blood cancer, dismisses rumors that his health issues will hinder his work. He believes Republicans are now more united in their opposition to President Biden's spending and are focused on fighting Democrats. Scalise also highlights the need for improved budget negotiations and predicts future showdowns within the House Republican caucus.
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