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Mike Johnson Reelected Speaker Amid Tensions and Accountability Demands

Despite being reelected, Speaker Johnson faces demands from conservatives and challenges in unifying the Republican Party to advance Trump's agenda.

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Updated: Jan 4th, 2025, 10:58 AM ET

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Mike Johnson was reelected as House Speaker on January 3, 2025, with a narrow vote supported by President-elect Trump. His leadership faces immediate challenges as hard-line conservatives remain skeptical and demand fiscal reforms. Internal conflicts among House Republicans persisted during the vote, reflecting ongoing divisions. With a slim majority, Johnson aims to push Trump's agenda while grappling with potential removals from the Speakership. Republican leadership changes may complicate his ability to deliver on ambitious legislative goals.

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