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2026-11-06 06:17
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Greg Steube joins leadership fight, demands 'real conservative options'
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First reported by Just the News (Right); 2 outlets over 26h.
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Rep. Greg Steube (R-FL) announced Thursday that he is running for House Republican Conference chair, arguing that the party’s election losses stemmed from broken promises and leadership’s unwillingness to pursue conservative policies.
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"I’m tired of weak leadership that can’t deliver on basic common sense promises. If we don’t have real conservative options to choose from to lead our conference, I will absolutely consider running for leadership!" he said on Newsmax.
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