Trump's call to suspend Constitution not a 2024 deal-breaker, leading House Republican says

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Trump's call to suspend Constitution not a 2024 deal-breaker, leading House Republican says
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Republican Rep. Dave Joyce said that he didn't want to be drawn into commenting on Donald Trump's recent call to suspend the Constitution over baseless claims of 2020 election fraud.

December 4, 2022, 1:06 PMIn this Sept. 29, 2014, file photo, Rep. Dave Joyce speaks at a GOP Get Out the Vote rally in Independence, Ohio.Republican Ohio Rep. Dave Joyce said Sunday that he didn't want to be drawn into commenting on Donald Trump'sJoyce, the chair of the Republican Governance Group, a centrist group in the House, was asked by ABC "This Week" anchor George Stephanopoulos to respond to Trump's post on Saturday on his Truth Social platform.

"That's a remarkable statement," Stephanopoulos said. "You just said you'd support a candidate who's come out for suspending the Constitution.""Well, you know, he says a lot of things," Joyce said, adding, "I can't be really chasing every one of these crazy statements that come from any of these candidates."

In this Sept. 29, 2014, file photo, Rep. Dave Joyce speaks at a GOP Get Out the Vote rally in Independence, Ohio.Elsewhere in the interview, he told Stephanopoulos that with a newly-won Republican majority in the House, the group that he leads will focus on kitchen-table issues. Joyce cited the education system, gas prices and how inflation was driving up the cost of living -- all similar to what incoming House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries"What are the specific pieces of legislation you can work on together?" Stephanopoulos asked Joyce.

Shifting to Kevin McCarthy's bid for speaker, Stephanopoulos noted that he may not have the necessary support next month with five Republicans in the 222-seat majority having said publicly they won't back him.Joyce, like other leading Republicans, said McCarthy proved he "deserves the opportunity" and "has done the hard work that was necessary to bring together the majority.

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