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Republicans proceed to clash this week as celebration leadership stays unclear.
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After Arizona’s absolute best court reinstated a 160-year-long-established abortion ban on Tuesday, criticism of the resolution poured in from both Democrats and Republicans. Frail President Donald Trump moreover announced this week that he opposes a national abortion ban, leaving Republicans––in Arizona and throughout the nation––to publicly take care of their stance on the discipline.
Within the period in-between, the vogue forward for Republican governing stays unclear as the celebration seeks to be in energy within the White Dwelling and Congress. Speaker Mike Johnson will now meet Trump in Florida as of late, amid rising opposition to him from fellow elegant-flee lawmakers, to boot to clashes this week over the renewal of the International Intelligence Surveillance Act and Ukraine succor.
Joining the Atlantic team author and customer moderator Franklin Foer to mumble about this and more are Lisa Desjardins, Congressional Correspondent, PBS NewsHour; Susan Glasser, a team author for The Unique Yorker; Ryan Lizza, the chief Washington correspondent at Politico and a co-author of Playbook; and Domenico Montanaro, a senior political editor and correspondent at NPR.
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