After House Republicans failed to unite behind a vote to advance their military spending vote yesterday, eight members of the GOP who represent dis...
After House Republicans failed to unite behind a vote to advance their military spending vote yesterday, eight members of the GOP who represent districts won by Biden took to the Capitol steps to speak out against their party's far-right, MAGA flank.
For these members, failing to pass a defense bill—traditionally one of the GOP's most-supported spending priorities—offered a grim sign that House Republicans may not be able to unify behind a temporary stopgap spending bill to avoid an October 1 government shutdown, let alone the 12 spending bills needed to...
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