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Kevin McCarthy Honored with Official Portrait at Capitol

Kevin McCarthy was honored with an official portrait at the Capitol, marking his brief tenure as House speaker, which lasted 269 days. The unveiling ceremony included remarks from former colleagues who acknowledged his challenges and contributions during his time in leadership. McCarthy expressed his appreciation for the honor, stating he loved serving in his role.

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Kevin McCarthy was honored with an official portrait at the Capitol, marking his brief tenure as House speaker, which lasted 269 days. The unveiling ceremony included remarks from former colleagues who acknowledged his challenges and contributions during his time in leadership. McCarthy expressed his appreciation for the honor, stating he loved serving in his role.

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McCarthy Gets a Portrait Marking His Brief, Strange Speakership

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Kevin McCarthy Honored with Official Portrait at Capitol