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A battle for political control of the Ohio House has laid bare the risks the Republican Party faces as factions of its legislative supermajority square off more over tactics and the willingness to thwart long held institutional norms than policy
The Republican supermajority in the Ohio House of Representatives has found itself divided after a contested Speaker vote, with legislation and a party platform yet to be introduced.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A battle for political control of the Ohio House has laid bare the risks the Republican Party faces as factions of its legislative
Republicans in the Ohio House can't stop fighting with each other. Since the beginning of the year, House Republican have been split in two. Lawmakers from both sides of the fracture shared insight after 'chaos' broke out on the chamber floor Tuesday.
After the past few contentious years in Ohio, it's not uncommon to see a scuffle on the House floor. What isn't common is that a public fight took place between members of the same party.