Trump urged to step in to unite GOP as lawmakers fear speaker showdown could delay election certification

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

80% : 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.
68% : MIKE JOHNSON WILL 'EASILY REMAIN SPEAKER' IF HE ACTS 'DECISIVELY AND TOUGH' ON SPENDING BILLComer, acknowledging the potential challenge, continued, "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.
48% : "But at the end of the day, the difference between the 119th Congress and the 118th Congress is we'll have a Republican president, a strong Republican president who's very popular with Republican congressmen, constituents back home, and that's Donald Trump," he continued.
40% : Then, the most senior member of the majority party in the Senate, the president pro tempore could assume the role of "acting president" if the House is still sorting through its speakership issue on Jan. 20, when Trump is slated to take office.

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