Whats the unifying force behind the Houses far-right nay caucus?
Thats an important consideration. This caucus is ad hoc, not necessarily acting in concert. The unifying factor is a general willingness to buck the consensus, not that there is always a coordinated effort to do so. Two of those most willing to be part of the small minority, Reps. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) and Chip Roy (R-Tex. ), opposed the effort to block the counting of electoral votes on Jan. 6, putting them in the minority of the Republican caucus overall. Massie has most often been part of these micro-minorities, casting 18 such votes. (He was the sole no vote on a measure to condemn Chinas treatment of Hong Kong.)