However, as the aforementioned Mr. McCarthy gave more ground to the extremists It became clear that whoever would end being elected speaker this lower house of 118th Congress is likely to be difficult to manage. If the Speaker Mr. McCarthy fail to cement his votes and let an alternative candidate is announced then the dissidents will be likely to demand the same concessions he's provided as a base to win their support.

With hard-right lawmakers able to block spending bills and request the speaker's removal at any time Some were concerned that the chamber could be in chaos and unable to function right from the beginning.

"The concessions he's made means that it will be a minority of a minority of the minority, because of the Freedom Caucus, that will get to dictate the outcomes of legislative achievement," Rep. Richard E. Neal of Massachusetts The top Democrat of the Ways and Means Committee. "The difficulty for him is that with each concession, he'll awake every morning contemplating whether he'll continue to be able to keep his job. The tiniest disagreement can result in motions by the body that would expel him from the position of speaker."

The criticisms against McCarthy's leadership were based on personal and political reasons. McCarthy's leadership style were both personal as well as political. Many members strongly dislike the speaker and claim they will not vote for him in any circumstance. Some used the Speaker election to force massive modifications to the way that the House operates. Many were trying to do exactly what they they were asked by Congress to take on -- tear everything down.

When he spoke against McCarthy. McCarthy on the House floor Representative Matt Gaetz, Republican of Florida described the senator as someone who will be willing to do anything to keep the power of his position. In essence, when Ms. McCarthy capitulated to the hard right, he was making the point of their argument in the process, the rep. Gaetz suggested.

"Maybe the right person for the speaker of the House isn't someone who has sold shares of himself for more than a decade to get it," Mr. Gaetz said, criticizing McCarthy. McCarthy as "beholden to the lobbyists and special interest that have corrupted this place and corrupted this nation."

However, as the rage grew within the Republican caucus and the majority of Republicans were still awaiting confirmation that they could put an end to the revolt and choose a speaker and begin working -- hoping that the first week of their new party's rule would be a blip and not the norm.
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