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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
S. E. Cupp

Republican’s failure to elect a House speaker is proof the party is broken

Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio (center) smiles during a roll call vote for speaker of the House at the Capitol in Washington, Oct. 18. Jordan lost the vote to replace the ousted Rep. Kevin McCarthy, (top left). (AP Photos)

As I write this column, it has been more than two weeks, and the House of Representatives still doesn’t have a speaker.

Even in times of peace and stability, this would be a troubling development inside a political body meant to, you know, solve problems. But these aren’t times of peace or stability.

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