L.A. Olympic organizing committee adds former House Speaker McCarthy, other GOP leaders to board

Los Angeles TimesFriday, November 21, 2025 at 12:04:21 AM
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  • The L.A. Olympic organizing committee has expanded its board of directors by including former House Speaker McCarthy and other GOP leaders, signaling a strategic alignment with influential political figures.
  • This development may enhance the committee's connections and support within the Republican Party, potentially impacting funding and political backing as the 2028 Olympic Games approach.
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