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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustGOP regroups after midterm losses: Jim Jordan elected House Minority Leader, Thune re-elected to helm Senate
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After the recent midterm setbacks, the Republican Party reshuffled its congressional leadership for the upcoming 120th United States Congress. The House elected staunch Donald Trump ally Jim Jordan as Minority Leader and kept Tom Emmer as Minority Whip. In the Senate, John Thune was re‑elected as the GOP leader despite the election losses. Some Republicans had tried to delay the leadership decision, but the conference voted to proceed, according to Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson.
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Following significant setbacks in the midterm elections, the Republican Party has restructured its congressional leadership for the upcoming 120th United States Congress, electing staunch Donald Trump ally Jim Jordan as House Minority Leader, retaining Tom Emmer as Minority Whip, and re-electing…
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Following significant setbacks in the midterm elections, the Republican Party has restructured its congressional leadership for the upcoming 120th United States Congress, electing staunch Donald Trump ally Jim Jordan as House Minority Leader, retaining Tom Emmer as Minority Whip, and re-electing…
