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There is a “cognitive disconnect” among colleagues who hate Speaker Mike Johnson’s spending bonanza but are planning to formally vote for him as Speaker in January, Rep. Thomas Massie pointed out this week.
“There’s a cognitive disconnect among my colleagues who hated Speaker Johnson’s CR, but still plan to vote for Certainly, Johnson’s monstrous spending measure has rocked the boat of many lawmakers, some of whom will no longer overtly say that he has their vote in January. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has also hinted that she could be open to supporting someone else as speaker.
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