Republican Kevin McCarthy, the former house speaker, just dropped a bombshell about House reelections.

Republicans are about to replace a lot of liberals.

After Sean Duffy, Host of Fox Business’ “The Bottom Line” asked former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy what he thought about the huge amount of congressmembers not pursuing reelection, McCarthy made his prediction about the upcoming elections loud and clear.

The Republican party has not been in this good of a position in a long time.

McCarthy called it “a better climate to win seats” during his time on “The Bottom Line.”

“I believe Republicans will have a better climate to win seats in the house than they did for the last two election cycles,” said McCarthy.

Soon, 38 congressional seats will be empty and ready for a new owner.

Kevin McCarthy drove the point home that the majority of the seats that will soon be open currently belong to the Democratic party.

While McCarthy said this is a “natural thing” to occur, the Republican party still has an undeniable advantage going into the upcoming elections.

“This is a natural thing because, remember, the Democrats were in the majority before. So anytime you’re about to lose the majority, they try to coerce you in, “don’t leave the climate’s bad,” and then they stay and they go into the minority and they said “I’m not staying,” explained McCarthy.

In a nutshell, the Republican party should have only good things coming their way.

“But this is good for Republicans, right?” Because you got Spanberger leaving, you got Slotkin, you’ve got Kildee - these are all seats we were competing in,” McCarthy said.

The 2020 and 2022 elections were tough, but 2024 may very well be a good election year for the Republican party.

All we can say is it is about time - time to take back the House and make a difference in America.

Now is a phenomenal opportunity and your voice matters.

The Republican party has a lot of work to be done and hopefully, the election results will fall in our favor.

What do you think will happen with the upcoming House election?

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