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Hey, good morning, Playbookers, I'm Roguminovalin. It's Wednesday. And if you want to know more about

the state of the House GOP conference, today should provide a pretty telling snapshot.

This is your Politico Playbook Daily Briefing.

Ten months after rioters stormed the capital hunting for lawmakers, most House Republicans

are expected to vote against rebuking one of their own colleagues, Paul Gosar, who posted an

anime video of himself stabbing Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the neck.

At the same time, the GOP Ranking file is having a heated debate about punishing the 13

centrist Republicans who voted for the bipartisan infrastructure bill. Never mind that former

President Donald Trump applied for a big bipartisan win like this while he was in office.

Fringe members, like Representative Marjorie Taylor Green, are pushing to strip the quote

traitors of their committee

assignments. She posted their phone numbers online, leading to harassing calls and at least one death

threat. The conversation that dominated Tuesday's GOP conference meeting wasn't about GOSAR's video,

but whether to boot moderate Representative John Katko from his position, his House Homeland Security

Committee ranking member, for backing the BIF.

Here's how the vote will go down today.

The Senior House GOPA tells us that leadership is confident that no more than a handful of Republicans, including Liz Cheney and Adam Kisinger, will side with Democrats in booting

Gosar from his committee assignments.

Here's why.

Reason one, an apology.

Leaders have told members that the video

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