Republican Rep. Mark Green of Tennessee announced he will retire from Congress after voting on President Trump's spending bill. Green cited a thrilling private sector opportunity as the reason for his departure. With a Republican majority in the House bolstered by recent Democratic losses, the spending bill's passage remains crucial. Green previously ran for re-election but faced personal controversies. Upon his retirement, a special election will be mandated to fill his vacant seat.
I have decided to retire from Congress after the House votes on the reconciliation package, as I have an exciting opportunity in the private sector.
Republicans maintain a narrow majority in the House following the recent deaths of three Democratic representatives, giving them slightly more breathing room.
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