Ben Johnson rode Kyle Monangai to an old-school win, Alim McNeill was a rare bright spot in Detroit’s defense, and Banana the corgi ran the perfect post route.

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Ben Johnson rode Kyle Monangai to an old-school win, Alim McNeill was a rare bright spot in Detroit’s defense, and Banana the corgi ran the perfect post route.

The Kansas attorney general candidates faced off and shared their approaches to major issues in a debate hosted by the Johnson County Bar Association.

The House speaker is talking about starting a lawn business if Republicans lose control of Congress, while GOP lawmakers are already discussing who should replace him.

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House Speaker Mike Johnson suggested that he could leave Congress if Democrats regain control — the farthest he has gone in acknowledging what he would do in a GOP House minority. “Heaven forbid, if we lose this majority or whatever, I don’t know what my next chapter of life is,” Johnson said in an interview with Fox News posted this week. “If God moves on our hearts and says we should, you know, go back to my hometown of Shreveport and start a lawn business, I’ll do that with equal fervor.” In the past, the Louisiana Republican has steered clear of the hypothetical. Johnson also did not rule out a run at minority leader, instead telling Fox News that House Republicans will hold onto the majority and he will stay speaker. “I'm going to be the speaker in the next Congress,” Johnson said, when asked if he would run. “I'm not going to talk about the scenario where we don't win the House, because I am laser-focused on winning the House.” With the midterms less than a month away, Republicans are doing everything they can to salvage their chances of maintaining their majority in an unfavorable political environment. As some Republicans privately worry about their chances of holding onto the House, many believe jockeying for a GOP minority leader race is already underway. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise and Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan are potential names floating around to take over. House Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minn.) had also been named as an option, though he could also run to stay as whip. All three House Republicans have been campaigning across the country in the lead-up to the election. If Republicans lose the House, GOP members will begin the race for minority leader almost immediately when they return to Washington.