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  I think the fight for the Majority Speaker already answered that question: the lunatics have taken over the asylum.
context: Once again, GOP strategy hinges on the growing question of what the GOP actually wants to be - the moderate wing versus the radical wing. RCV is good for the moderate faction and limits the radicals, but whether that's good strategy for the party overall is a different question. 
  Honestly, in my view, it's too early to call. Trump has won one election and lost another, whether his brand of nationalism is sustainable long-term is still up in the air. Maybe the right-leaning portion of the electorate is done with Bush-like moderation and will commit to a hardline stance through successors like DeSantis, maybe Trumpism will prove to be a flash in the pan. We just don't know, and we won't for a few more election cycles where the new rightist philosophy can have its' mettle better tested.
  2024 is going to decide the GOP's fate for the next decade at least - not really in actually challenging Biden, but in choosing their challenger. These will be the most important GOP primaries since Reagan.