Patrick McHenry, McCarthy ally and NC Republican, announces retirement from Congress
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Republican Representative Patrick McHenry of North Carolina, who briefly served as acting speaker of the House after Kevin McCarthy's ouster, has announced his retirement from Congress. McHenry, currently serving his 10th term, stated that he believes there is a season for everything and that his season has come to an end. He expressed confidence in the emerging leaders in the House and believes the institution is on the verge of the next great turn. McHenry is the latest high-profile member to opt out of reelection, citing the unruliness and dysfunction in Congress.
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