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New York TimesSaturday, 23 May 2026

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Risking Wrath of Trump, Some in G.O.P. Push Back

Lawmakers, Normally Compliant, Oppose Funds for Ballroom and Supporters

How they framed it

The story examines emerging internal friction within the Republican party regarding the former president's legislative and financial demands.

Context

The report focuses on Republican lawmakers resisting specific funding requests related to the former president's personal properties and legal supporters amidst a broader climate of political retribution.

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Normally Compliant

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