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McCarthy, who had been speaker since January, angered some of his colleagues when he made a last-minute deal with Democrats to avoid a government shutdown at the end of September. A band of eight GOP rebels, led by Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz, forced a vote to remove him on October 3, accusing him of betraying the party and the country.
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Jordan has also faced his share of scandals. He was accused in 2018 of ignoring allegations of sexual abuse by a team doctor when he was a wrestling coach at Ohio State University decades ago. He has denied any wrongdoing and dismissed the claims as politically motivated.
Jordan and his allies have been working hard to win over the holdouts in his party, who number around 10 to 20, according to various estimates. He has been meeting with lawmakers one-on-one, promising to listen to their concerns and work with them on their priorities. He has also received endorsements from prominent figures such as Trump, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, and conservative radio host Mark Levin.
Jordan’s supporters have also been pressuring the dissenters, warning them of the consequences of opposing him. They have accused them of being disloyal to Trump and the party base, and threatened them with primary challenges and negative ads in their districts.
Jordan’s opponents have expressed doubts about his leadership style and his agenda. They have argued that he is too divisive and extreme to lead the party and the House. They have also raised concerns about his involvement in the January 6 Capitol riot, which he has downplayed and refused to investigate.
Some of Jordan’s critics have suggested that they would rather vote for a Democrat or abstain than support him. Others have floated alternative candidates, such as Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger or Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney, both outspoken critics of Trump who were expelled from their leadership positions by their party earlier this year.
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Blaming the batting collapse for today's loss, the Green Shirts' captain, speaking at the post-match ceremony, acknowledged the team's failure in both batting and bowling departments admitting that the 191-run target was below par.
Azam's comments came after Pakistan suffered a seven-wicket defeat against India who sailed through the 192-run target at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium after the Men in Green witnessed a spectacular batting collapse and went from 155-2 to be all out for 191 in the 43rd over.
India carried on to their fantastic form and recorded a seven-wicket win while chasing 192. Rohit Sharma showcased his batting skills once again and top-scored for the winning side with 86 off 63 balls. His rapid knock included 12 boundaries.
This was India’s record eighth World Cup win against Pakistan as they remain unbeaten against the Green Shirts in the history of ODI World Cups.
"We started well with a good partnership. We just planned to play normal cricket and build partnerships. Suddenly there was a collapse and we could not finish well. Not good for us, the way we started, our target was 280-290 but the collapse cost us. The total was not good," Babar said in the post-match ceremony.
He admitted his bowlers were not on the mark from the start while defending the low target.
"We were not up to the mark with the new ball. The way Rohit played, was an outstanding innings. We just tried to take wickets, but that didn't happen," he added.
It must be noted India jumped to the first position of the ICC World Cup 2023 points table. With three wins in three matches, the home side continued their excellent form and maintained a positive 1.821 net run rate (NRR).
Pakistan are ranked fourth with an NRR of -0.137. They will now play Australia on October 20.
The Rise and Brilliance of Babar Azam: Pakistan's Cricket Prodigy
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