After Rep. Jim Jordan was nominated as speaker of the US House of Representatives by a narrow majority of the Republican caucus on Friday, he did something surprising: He immediately sent his colleagues home to their constituencies. The usual course of action would have been to insist that the lawmakers remain in Washington so that Jordan and his followers could process them over the weekend before a vote in Congress, expected on Tuesday, to decide who should be elected Speaker becomes.
USA: How Jim Jordan wants to win the election as Speaker – Politics
