House Republicans expressed concern about the party’s infighting, but not the rhetoric about Islam that caused it.

When pressed about whether that included Muslim remarks aimed at Omar, he said: “I think everyone speaks for themselves, but I don’t speak for the party. And if I wanted to let you know that I did, I think that would be a bit presumptuous. That is my opinion. So it’s like, hey, you’re responsible for what you say. But in terms of the brand as a whole, I think it’s more of a project than an individual.”