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Rep. Jim Jordan is calling on House Republicans to"come together" and stop attacking each other as some conference members express their displeasure with the Ohio Republican's pressure campaign to be elected House speaker.
Some of the Jordan holdouts have expressed frustration with how the Ohio Republican's team has worked to try to flip votes in the speaker race. Rep. Don Bacon , who voted for former Speaker Kevin McCarthy in the first round, told Politico that his wife had received anonymous texts and emails imploring him to vote for Jordan.Rep.
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