Good Friday morning and happy international women's day. I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to your Politico

Playbook audio briefing. Stay tuned after the show for a message from Google. And I'm Jake Sherman.

23 House Republicans voted against a resolution yesterday evening that condemn tate against many groups,

including Jews and Muslims in the wake of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's suggestion that

supporters of Israel might have dual loyalty. Remarks that were almost universally. including Jews and Muslims in the wake of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's suggestion that supporters

of Israel might have dual loyalty, remarks that were almost universally viewed as anti-Semitic.

Every Democrat voted yes. Here are a few dynamics to keep an eye on. First of all, it's fair to say

that within Democratic leadership, there is a sense that Congresswoman Omar has two strikes against

her. And if there is a sniff of anti-Semitism again, there will be a movement from the rank and

file to get her off the Foreign Affairs Committee.

There is serious, serious anger, seething, it's fair to say, at the top levels of the House

GOP, that Republicans muddled their message with a split on this vote.

All week, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy's

leadership team managed to keep his troops in line, allowing Democrats to spend days upon days

tripping all over themselves. Now, they've taken a bit of the spotlight off Democrats for reasons

that are clear to no one. There were two options for the Republicans, according to top lawmakers

and aides, who were

angry with the defectors. Either every single Republican voted no or every single Republican voted yes.

When they decided they would vote yes, everyone had to be on board, yet more than two dozen

voted no, leaving the party in a mushy middle, unable to define where they stood on this.

The prevailing thought in House GOP leadership and in much of the rank and files that folks who voted against the resolution handed Democrats a gift.

The House GOP is overwhelmingly white and male, so there is definitely a concern about a slice of the party voting against a resolution that condemns hate against minorities.

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