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Ingraham: Some Republicans would be 'relieved' to lose congressional majority

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Fox News host Laura Ingraham suggested some Republicans would prefer to lose their congressional majority in November. She stated that losing the majority would relieve these lawmakers of the pressure to advance President Trump’s agenda. Ingraham claimed some members of the party view the majority as a legislative burden.

Fox News host Laura Ingraham said “a lot of Republicans” secretly want the party to lose its majority in November to relieve the GOP of the pressure to advance President Trump’s agenda. “I actually think there are a lot of Republicans on the Hill who will be happy not to have the burden of having...

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