McCarthy Open to House Speaker Role Again Despite Party Revolt, Urges Quick Resolution for Israel Aid
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Kevin McCarthy says he would take the House Speaker job back if asked, despite being voted out by his own party last week.
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McCarthy stresses need for House leadership amid crisis with Israel and Hamas, but says the decision is up to his fellow Republicans.
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Some Republicans endorsed McCarthy's return as Speaker at a closed-door conference meeting on Monday.
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The House cannot approve new aid to Israel until a Speaker is elected, facing pressure to select one quickly.
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Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan are campaigning to succeed McCarthy, but no candidate has majority support yet.