House Republicans face a basic math problem: with just 219 votes, their majority isn’t very big. That means that if they try to pass legislation along party lines, they can afford basically no defections, at most a single holdout. If House Republicans cannot pass legislation by themselves, they will need to rely on Democratic votes House Republicans face a basic math problem: with just 219 votes, their majority isn’t very big.

The House Republicans’ math problems and the country’s - Washington Examiner

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