Trump Says He “Might” Endorse in House Minority Leader Election Between Jim Jordan and Steve Scalise
President Trump on Thursday weighed in on the upcoming House Minority Leader election, signaling that he "might" make an endorsement if House Republicans can't decide. As The Gateway Pundit reported, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) does not plan to seek the role of House Minority Leader after serving three years as Speaker. The post Trump Says He “Might” Endorse in House Minority Leader Election Between Jim Jordan and Steve Scalise appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
President Trump stated he “might” endorse a candidate in the House Minority Leader election if House Republicans cannot reach a decision. He commented on the potential race between Jim Jordan and Steve Scalise, calling them “tremendous people, great people.” This comes as current Speaker Mike Johnson is reportedly not seeking the Minority Leader position.
- President Trump indicated he might endorse a candidate for House Minority Leader.
- An endorsement would occur if House Republicans cannot decide on a leader.
- Mike Johnson will not seek the role of House Minority Leader.
- Jim Jordan and Steve Scalise are expected to be contenders for the position.
- Trump referred to Jordan and Scalise as “tremendous people, great people.”
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