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- Adam Kinzinger said Friday that the House GOP would be in "survival mode" after resolving their leadership woes.
- Kinzinger in the past has been a vocal critic of ousted Speaker Kevin McCarthy of California.
- The ex-congressman said that he was unsure if the House GOP could govern going forward, given its slim majority.
Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger has a tough message for his former colleagues now struggling to select a replacement for ousted ex-House Speaker Kevin McCarthy: buckle up.
During a Friday appearance with PBS NewsHour journalist Geoff Bennett in conjunction with Politics and Prose bookstore, Kinzinger was asked if House Republicans had the capacity to govern as a majority party.
His response: "I don't know."