GOP Moderates Exit as Trump-Related Legislation Sparks Divisions
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Many moderate lawmakers in Congress are retiring due to the increasing difficulty in bipartisan dealmaking, with notable figures like Sen. Thom Tillis and Rep. Don Bacon stepping down, reflecting a concerning trend of polarization and legislative gridlock. Meanwhile, Byron Donalds has raised significant funds for his gubernatorial bid, bolstered by Trump's endorsement.
- Moderates flee Congress as bipartisan dealmaking crumbles Axios
- In 24-hour span, two in GOP who split with Trump say they won’t seek reelection The Washington Post
- Departing GOP Centrist Has Big Decision on Trump Megabill WSJ
- Key House GOP moderate Don Bacon won't seek re-election Fox News
- Nebraska U.S. Rep. Don Bacon again in middle of fight for big Trump bill Nebraska Examiner
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