House Speaker Mike Johnson held onto his job, but there are signs of trouble ahead

WASHINGTON (AP) — This time was supposed to be different. But while House Speaker Mike Johnson on Friday avoided the dayslong ordeal that his predecessor, Kevin McCarthy, endured to become speaker, his relatively swift victory was hardly a unifying moment.

House Speaker Mike Johnson held onto his job, but there are signs of trouble ahead

House Speaker Mike Johnson held onto his job, but there are signs of trouble ahead

House Speaker Mike Johnson held onto his job, but there are signs of trouble ahead

House Speaker Mike Johnson held onto his job, but there are signs of trouble ahead
House Speaker Mike Johnson held onto his job, but there are signs of trouble ahead
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