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- On Tuesday, the House elected to remove Rep. Kevin McCarthy from his role as speaker.
- And while a handful of members are calling for a Trump speakership, there's no shot of it happening.
- A non-member has never been speaker, and GOP conference rules appear to stand in Trump's way.
It's only been two days since a majority of members in the House of Representatives elected to boot GOP Rep. Kevin McCarthy from the speakership, but a select few have already said they've settled on a replacement. Specifically, one that has a lower chance of happening than Sen. John Fetterman becoming an avid fan of men's formal wear.