The House of Representatives has descended into chaos as lawmakers engage in a flurry of censure resolutions and political infighting in the aftermath of a record shutdown. As tensions rise, members are calling for reforms to the censure process, with bipartisan proposals emerging to potentially raise the threshold for censure votes. New Speaker Mike Johnson has expressed openness to changing censure rules in response to the growing tensions. Meanwhile, frustrations mount as lawmakers trade sharp words and censure efforts against one another, illustrating deepening political divisions within the chamber. The current climate has prompted representatives to seek alternative methods to handle disputes, as the increasing number of censure resolutions reflects ongoing internal conflicts.