Elise Stefanik Takes Liz Cheney's Job Tightening Donald Trump's Grip on GOP
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Representative Elise Stefanik will officially take over congresswoman Liz Cheney’s job as the Republican Party’s conference chair. While left-leaning articles highlight that new House GOP leadership vowed to focus on what they described as multiple crises occurring under Biden and Democrats’ “radical socialist” agenda, right-leaning articles highlight that Representative Chip Roy congratulated Stefanik for winning the election to be House Republicans’ new conference chair.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that new House GOP leadership vowed to focus on what they described as multiple crises occurring under Biden and Democrats’ “radical socialist” agenda. However, they will be forced to confront questions about Trump’s baseless assertions that the election was stolen.
Newsweek published a centrist article reporting that Stanik defeated Representative Chip Roy 135 to 46. According to Republican strategists, Cheney’s ousting is proof that Trump’s grip on the party remains “ironclad.”
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Representative Chip Roy congratulated Stefanik for winning the election to be House Republicans’ new conference chair. Roy was always an extreme longshot to win the position.
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The Washington Post
From the right
Chip Roy backs Elise Stefanik, says GOP must 'move forward' after conference chair loss
Fox News