The Fallout of McCarthy's Resignation: A Blow to the GOP Majority

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Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy's decision to leave Congress a year before the end of his term will further shrink the already slim majority of House Republicans, complicating their efforts to fund the government and pass legislation. McCarthy's departure also poses challenges for the GOP's fundraising efforts and could empower the hard-right wing of the party. Additionally, if more House Republicans decide not to seek re-election, it could jeopardize the party's majority before the 2024 election.
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