Why House Republicans might be stuck with their speaker-ousting problems next year

Most GOP lawmakers despise the rule, which allows a small faction of the conference to wield outsize influence over the agenda. But conservatives are prepared to fight for it.

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Why House Republicans might be stuck with their speaker-ousting problems next year

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