"Lessons from McCarthy's Downfall: Embracing Bipartisanship for House Republicans"

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Rep. Kevin McCarthy, who was recently ousted as House speaker, denied reports that he was considering resigning from Congress. McCarthy stated that he has more work to do and intends to help maintain the Republican majority and expand it further in the 2024 elections. This comes after sources claimed McCarthy was exploring his options but had not made a definitive decision. McCarthy's removal as speaker was prompted by frustrations with his leadership, and he announced that he would not run for the top post again. House Republicans are set to hold a candidate forum for the next speaker, with Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan already launching official bids.
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