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- The GOP Is Realizing That Trump Won’t Be Around Forever - MSN
The Republican crack-up of 2028 might be just as bad The GOP Is Realizing That Trump Won’t Be Around Forever© Illustration by Paul Spella The Atlantic; Sources: Getty
- GOP Realizes That Trump Won’t Be Around Forever
GOP Realizes That Trump Won’t Be Around Forever November 21, 2025 at 12:10 pm EST By Taegan Goddard 22 Comments Idrees Kahloon: “The reality that Donald Trump’s presidency will end in January 2029 is already making Republicans restless Normally, Trump angers, exhausts, and eventually prevails over elected Republicans—not vice versa
- The GOP Is Realizing That Trump Won’t Be Around Forever
The reality that Donald Trump’s presidency will end in January 2029 is already making Republicans restless Normally, Trump angers, exhausts, and eventually prevails over elected Republicans—not vice versa Just this week, though, rebellious Republicans forced the release of the so-called Epstein files in defiance of Trump, who had spent months trying to suppress them before abruptly
- Republican Partys post-Trump identity crisis takes shape
The fight to define what the political right will stand for after President Trump leaves office is revving up, not even a year into his second term Signs of what were once behind-the-scenes rifts …
- The Trump Steamroller Is Broken - The Atlantic
Trump, desperate for his party to keep control of both houses of Congress next fall, had pushed for a number of GOP-led states to create more Republican seats, but he took a loss in Texas and has
- Affordability worries and GOP infighting hover over the early . . .
The tensions reflect the unique dynamics surrounding Trump, whose personality-driven brand of politics papered over so many GOP policy fights over the last decade
- Congressional Republicans begin to look beyond Trump
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has always defied the laws of political gravity, seemingly impervious to setbacks that would sink any other figure and immune from the traditional ebb and
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