Despite Some 10-15 GOP Reps Reportedly Not Likely to Vote for Him Tomorrow – McCarthy Has Reportedly Moved into the Speaker’s Office

Reports are coming out that Kevin McCarthy has moved into the Speaker’s office.  This is despite reports that 10-15 GOP Congressmen and women are not expected to vote for him on the first ballot tomorrow.  Kevin McCarthy has a lot of baggage to overcome to win the Speaker of the House.  He famously questioned in a phone call released by MSNBC whether those who protested the stolen election in 2020 could have their accounts removed.

McCarthy Still Lacks Votes to Win Speakership – At Least Eight Conservatives Claim the House Requires “a Radical Departure of the Status Quo” – Vote Is Tuesday

As of yesterday, McCarthy did not have enough votes to become Speaker of the House of Representatives.  Kevin McCarthy was former Speaker Paul Ryan’s pick to lead the House Republicans after Paul Ryan abruptly left Congress.  He now is in the position of running for Speaker of the House following the GOP’s win in the November midterm election.  However, his actions while in leadership are too much for many conservatives to support him as Speaker.

Archbishop Vigano Calls on Faithful to Fast for Three Days for Jan 6 Political Prisoners – On January 3rd, 4th and 5th

Archbishop Vigano is calling on faithful Americans to fast for three days to support the Jan 6 political prisoners still held in the US jails and prisons.  As we all know, a million Americans showed up on January 6, 2021, to protest the stolen 2020 election.  These Americans were hoping that Vice President Pence would send back the election results to states where two sets of delegates were provided to the US Congress.  President Trump gave a speech and Pence decided to proceed with certifying the uncertifiable results.