
Republicans in Congress show signs of life
Key Points:
- The Trump administration has faced increasing resistance from within its own party, suffering defeats in both the House and Senate on key issues such as ACA subsidies and military intervention in Venezuela.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson is struggling to maintain control as moderate Republicans join Democrats in forcing votes on bipartisan-supported legislation, signaling growing dissent within the GOP.
- Senate Republicans have blocked many of Trump’s nominees and voted to limit his military actions in Venezuela, with some traditionally loyal senators breaking ranks, highlighting Trump’s waning influence.
- Despite these signs of opposition, Congress has yet to override Trump’s vetoes or pass major legislation against his wishes, though bipartisan efforts show potential for compromise on issues like ACA subsidies.
- Democrats have helped foster some resistance to Trump












