Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about the US House of Representatives and the next speaker, who the next speaker might be,

because we are starting to see the camps kind of form up in the

Republican Party and generally speaking they're around two people now there are

more names out there and and this doesn't rule out the

possibility of an outlier, but right now it seems like the focus is on two main personalities.

One being Scalese, the other being Jordan.

Now, there's a third one, Emmer, but there's a lot of opposition and anybody who would be happy

with Emmer would be happy with Scalese. So I'm saying that Scalese and Jordan are your leading

contenders for it right now.

So, who are they?

Scalese is, he's definitely right wing, hard right to be honest, but he's a little bit more deliberate

than Jordan. A little bit more of the type that could make deals, make progress, and get things moving.

Jordan is a little bit more into the social media engagement, performative stuff.

Scalise, probably the favorite among moderate Republicans.

Jordan, pretty well linked to Trump.

Scalese has the ability to make deals, so might be able to get the votes. Jordan might

have Trump make calls for him. So it's hard to say who would come out on top, especially this early on, but if the

Republican Party had any sense at all, it would probably be Scalese.

Realistically, on a policy level, Jordan and Scalese, they're not that different.

They're really not.

It's just Jordan is more inflammatory.

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