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Trump’s America First Agenda In Serious Jeopardy, GOP Loses Huge Lead

The liberal media has been quick to jump on the news that the Republican Party will hold a maximum of 220 House seats in the upcoming congress, posing a major threat to President Trump’s agenda. But don’t believe everything the mainstream media is telling you. It’s not all doom and gloom for the GOP, and here’s why.

Speaking at a press conference following a House Republicans meeting, Speaker Mike Johnson highlighted the razor-thin majority the GOP will hold in Congress until at least early April. With the anticipated vacancies of several key Republican representatives, the party will have a precarious one-seat majority. But they are not going to let that stop them from delivering on their legislative aims.

Johnson emphasized the importance of unity within the party and the role that President Trump will play in pushing their agenda through Congress. He stated, “President Trump is committed to personally lobbying members and pushing his agenda through Congress.” This is a crucial advantage that the GOP did not have during the Biden administration’s time in power.

Despite the slim majority, there is still optimism within the party. Congressman Chip Roy expressed confidence in their ability to deliver, stating, “We have to deliver — which means working together ahead of time, defining our guardrails & redlines and executing.” The party is determined to make things happen, and they have a plan in place to do so.

The Republican House majority in the 118th Congress was plagued by internal disputes and infighting, which ultimately led to the removal of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy. But now, with Trump’s continued influence, the party is more united than ever and ready to take on any challenges that come their way.

While the liberal media may paint a picture of chaos and defeat for the GOP, the reality is that they are not going to let a narrow majority stop them from delivering on their promises. As Johnson stated, “We’re going to be seeing less of that [internal party dissent] because we have the White House this time around.”

As the GOP navigates the challenges of a one-seat majority, we can be confident that they will rise above and continue to deliver for the American people. President Trump’s leadership and dedication to his party’s agenda will ensure their success in the coming months.

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  1. rottenrollin Reply

    We can’t let Republicans achieve their objectives and goals and success !!!

    PEOPLE WOULD NEVER EVER VOTE FOR US AGAIN !!!

    I’m Jerk O’Biden and I approve this message.

    Now go vote again, even if the polls are closed.

  2. Ernie Reply

    The speaker seems to be pretty smart but I think he doesn’t realize the hate some have for Trump including Senator Thune.

  3. abby Reply

    Media needs to stop basing President-elec t trump. We the people are tired of their nonsense. Even if you didn’t vote for Mr. Trump, we must unite and ensure succes for our nation. Stop the hatred and work towards common goals The Deep State and the rich think they can control everything. Money can’t buy your way into heaven. You came into this world without anything and will leave the world the same way. Those that don’t believe in God should worry about what if there truely is a God . It’s never too late to repent and mean it.

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