Speaker vote: Comer urges Trump to call uncommitted Republicans
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- Policy Leaning
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- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
87% : "That's when you get the most done, historically.""So, I strongly encourage President Trump to get on the phone and try to get everyone united so we can work together as a team and make America great again," Comer added in the interview, which was conducted before Trump publicly backed Johnson's Speakership bid on Monday.51% : "At the end of the day, the difference between the 119th Congress and the 118th Congress is, we will have a Republican president, a strong Republican president who's very popular with Republican congressmen's constituents back home, and that's Donald Trump," Comer added.
35% : "I strongly encourage Donald Trump to get on the phone with those five or six members who won't commit to voting for Mike Johnson because all this is going to do is delay us," Comer said in a Sunday interview on Fox News's "Sunday Morning Futures.""It's going to delay the certification of President Trump's election.
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