Republicans worry party won't do enough to address costs before midterms
Politics,Republican Party,Campaign Rhetoric,Midterm Elections,Affordability,Senate Republicans,2026 Midterm Elections
Some Senate Republicans are warning that the party is not doing enough to address affordability entering the midterm elections, with hopes of passing more big-ticket items this year quickly fading away.
Legislating has been difficult in this Congress, with fractious Republicans holding only a narrow majority, and is only expected to slow further in an election year. And President Trump last week poured cold water on the possibility of a second massive, GOP-only bill, saying in an interview that "we've gotten everything passed that we need." ...
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