The American House of Representatives will try this Friday, January 6 for the fourth consecutive day to elect its new president, and to get out of the paralysis in which dissension in the Republican ranks plunged it. Midterm Elections: Joe Biden, the Survivor Thursday, the favorite Kevin McCarthy has still not managed to reach the perch after a third day of negotiations and eleven rounds of an election which still seems hopeless. The debates are due to resume this Friday at 12 p.m. (5 p.m. GMT). Twenty elected Trumpists involved The elected representative of California has reached out to the twenty or so Trumpist elected officials playing spoilsports, offering them sizeable concessions during behind-the-scenes negotiations. In vain. The group, which says it has no confidence in itself, still refused to fall into line, leaving the House of Representatives one more day without a president, a scenario unheard of in 160 years. This blockage has very concrete repercussions: without a "speaker", elected officials cannot take an oath or therefore vote on a bill. Members of the most conservative fringe of the party, these elected Trumpists take advantage of the very thin Republican majority won in the November mid-term elections to set their conditions. USA: How Gen Z tipped the midterms “We need to fix this broken system,” Montana Rep. Matt Rosendale said from the Chamber, urging other Republicans to join their protest. Kevin McCarthy, who cannot be elected without their support, acceded to one of their requests aimed precisely at facilitating the ousting of the "speaker". But opposition to his candidacy seemed to crystallize.