The GOP family feud over the next Speaker of the House remains on hold tonight, with one Nebraska Congressman in the bullseye.

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Hard, hard right Congressman Jim Jordan came up 17 votes short of the Speaker’s job today as 20 Republicans including Omaha area Representative Don Bacon voted against Jordan.

But Bacon’s critics argue he’s trying to have it both ways, talking Jordan down on one camera, while praising him on another.

Today he was asked if his vote could change.

CNN: "Are you a hard, no?"

Rep. Don Bacon: "No, I never use the terms hard no or never, but I am opposed. I can't abide by the fact a small group violated the rules to get what they wanted, so now I’m supposed to play by the rules. So, I think we got to have consequences and we have to stand up to this. That's what Americans do."

But this was Bacon a week ago:

“Rep. Bacon (Oct 11, C-SPAN): "Jim Jordan has done a great job this past week and the last couple of years as a chairman. He’s convinced me that he can also represent the entire Congress, or all the Republicans. I think he’d do a great job as a Speaker as well.”

A second vote on Jordan is scheduled for tomorrow, after that who knows.