The return of divided government in January poses a significant challenge in getting legislation through Congress
. But Mr. Biden only overlapped in Congress briefly with the likely next speaker, Rep. Kevin McCarthy .
Mr. McCarthy recently encouraged Republicans to oppose legislation to fund the government for fiscal year 2023, which is due for a vote soon, even though Mr. McConnell supports it. Mr. Biden’s allies pointed to investigations Republicans began preparing into his administration and family before they won the majority as another factor making bipartisanship unlikely.
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