The House is set to consider resolutions to censure Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Marjorie Taylor Greene over inflammatory rhetoric. The resolutions, one introduced by Greene and the other by House Democrats, accuse each lawmaker of wrongdoing. The censure carries no practical effect but leaves a historical mark on their careers. The House has seen a rise in severe forms of punishment, often used in partisan ways. The votes on the resolutions will be among the House's first acts of business after a month-long gridlock caused by the removal of Rep. Kevin McCarthy as speaker.

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