Mike Johnson's speaker bid looks shaky despite Trump endorsement

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : Almost everybody likes him," Trump said.
52% : Ahead of his New Year's Eve party at his Mar-a-Lago Club, Trump told reporters he believes the holdouts will ultimately support Johnson because he is the only House Republican who can clinch enough votes to win the gavel.
42% : Asked if he was calling to pressure the holdouts, Trump said he would, if necessary, but that he believes Johnson has the votes.
40% : Many of the skeptics come from the ultraconservative House Freedom Caucus, which has spent the last year pushing their leaders to curtail government spending, or else.
35% : Advertisement"The reason I am still undecided on the Speaker vote (as opposed to hard no) is it's not ALL the fault of @SpeakerJohnson & my desire is to give him grace & @realDonaldTrump room to deliver on a strong agenda for which we were elected.
27% : Rep. Josh Brecheen, R-Oklahoma, who voted against Johnson's stopgap funding bill last month, posted after Trump's endorsement that he believes Johnson and Trump "are the winning combination to deliver results within our window of opportunity.

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