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Republicans search for daylight with Trump as 2026 map grows more competitive

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Republicans search for daylight with Trump as 2026 map grows more competitive

A growing number of congressional Republicans are keeping President Donald Trump at arm’s length, and at times rebuking him directly, as polls suggest a looming November blue wave. From immigration to the Iran war, Republicans are signal…

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