Well, I certainly don`t see a future for him in the Congress. I think, at some point in time, he will be out of the Congress. It might be good for his party for him to do it on his own, rather than to take the Congress through some kind of a vote.
Clyburn expresses his belief that Matt Gaetz will eventually leave Congress and suggests it would be better for the Republican Party if he resigns voluntarily.
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