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Wednesday, April 16, 2014

GOP Mutiny Could Unseat Boehner and McConnell as Party Leader

It increasingly looks as if the Republicans will regain control of Congress this fall, with the GOP narrowly winning back a majority in the Senate and the House GOP either retaining or slightly building on its majority. But will the two top Republican leaders – House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell -- be around to enjoy the spoils of victory?

Both Boehner of Ohio and McConnell of Kentucky are crafty and highly resilient veterans who would be difficult for their opponents to bring down even under the best of circumstances. Yet McConnell is facing arguably one of his toughest reelection campaigns this fall while Boehner appears headed for another tough internal challenge from far-right House conservatives for the speakership shortly after the mid-term election.

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3 comments:

Anonymous said...

They both need to go if the GOP is to survive...

Anonymous said...

They're not the only ones that need to go!

Anonymous said...

There is a very long list of those who need to go, and these two are at the top of the list on the GOP side, but are near 6 or 7 on the "Bipartisan" list...