'F**king War!' Republicans Reportedly Fight And Stomp Out Of Mike Johnson's Office
Higgins reportedly confronted Graves in the meeting and later accused him of killing the fuel-tax bill.
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Published Sep 17, 2026
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A reported dispute over a proposed federal fuel-tax suspension erupted in Speaker Mike Johnson’s office, with Andy Harris and Clay Higgins reportedly leaving after an argument with Sam Graves. The article also links the GOP tensions to polling and the party’s midterm prospects.
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Clay Higgins
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A participant who defended Harris, confronted Graves, and later criticized him publicly.
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Sam Graves
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A participant in the dispute who raised Harris’s prior criticism of Biden and was later blamed for the bill’s failure.
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