Senate and House GOP battle for Trump’s favor
Trump is a man often inclined to agree with whomever has last had his ear. Which is why for the foreseeable future, you can expect to see the tug of war between the Senate GOP and House GOP play out in public: Both sides want to be the last ones Trump hears, and appearing on cable news is a good way to do that.
tim walz, Minnesota GOP
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