Kevin McCarthy to leave Congress at the end of this year

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[FONT=cnn_sans_display]Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is resigning from Congress and will leave at the end of this year, he announced in a Wall Street Journal op-ed on Wednesday — a highly anticipated decision that comes two months after his unprecedented ouster from the speakership.
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[FONT=cnn_sans_display]McCarthy, who has been in office for 17 years and spent much of it at the leadership table, touted his accomplishments in the op-ed and made clear he has no regrets about his tenure. McCarthy, who battled through 15 grueling rounds to win the speaker’s gavel in January, was removed just nine months later after infuriating his right flank for putting a stopgap spending bill on the floor with the support of Democrats.
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[FONT=cnn_sans_display]“No matter the odds, or personal cost, we did the right thing. That may seem out of fashion in Washington these days, but delivering results for the American people is still celebrated across the country,” he wrote.[/FONT]

[FONT=cnn_sans_display]“I never could have imagined the journey when I first threw my hat into the ring,” he continued. “ I go knowing I left it all on the field—as always, with a smile on my face. And looking back, I wouldn’t have had it any other way.”
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[FONT=cnn_sans_display]McCarthy’s decision will narrow the House GOP’s already narrow majority, which just got smaller after the expulsion of ex-Rep. George Santos of New York.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/12/06/politics/kevin-mccarthy-resigning/index.html

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[FONT=cnn_sans_display]Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is resigning from Congress and will leave at the end of this year, he announced in a Wall Street Journal op-ed on Wednesday — a highly anticipated decision that comes two months after his unprecedented ouster from the speakership.
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[FONT=cnn_sans_display]McCarthy, who has been in office for 17 years and spent much of it at the leadership table, touted his accomplishments in the op-ed and made clear he has no regrets about his tenure. McCarthy, who battled through 15 grueling rounds to win the speaker’s gavel in January, was removed just nine months later after infuriating his right flank for putting a stopgap spending bill on the floor with the support of Democrats.
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[FONT=cnn_sans_display]“No matter the odds, or personal cost, we did the right thing. That may seem out of fashion in Washington these days, but delivering results for the American people is still celebrated across the country,” he wrote.[/FONT]

[FONT=cnn_sans_display]“I never could have imagined the journey when I first threw my hat into the ring,” he continued. “ I go knowing I left it all on the field—as always, with a smile on my face. And looking back, I wouldn’t have had it any other way.”
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[FONT=cnn_sans_display]McCarthy’s decision will narrow the House GOP’s already narrow majority, which just got smaller after the expulsion of ex-Rep. George Santos of New York.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/12/06/politics/kevin-mccarthy-resigning/index.html
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fucking loser.
 
Another toady politician whose career has been obliterated by Donald John Trump. He isn't even bothering to serve out his term. The slim majority just got slimmer.

And they still can't figure it the fuck out. Man, the GOP is a clusterfuck.
 
He sold his soul to Trump and SAVED him from political obscurity, thinking that would buy him some loyalty, and found out, like all others who have done the same, that Trump is only loyal to Trump, as Trump backed the move to oust him, lead by Matt Gaetz.

Kevin learns as all do, in time...

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Pubs and dims don't have the distinguishing characteristics they once did.

Because the Republican Party has no issues they won’t lie about and or abandon when Trump has a bad bowel movement and tweets out some midnight mouth diarrhea
 
Kevin wanted the speakership to go down in history. Now he will be mentioned more than any speaker. in history books.
 
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