GOP leaders split about how to pursue Trump's agenda
Congressional Republicans have been talking for months about how swiftly they'll move to enact President Donald Trump's agenda once he comes into office. That time has finally come. But it appears there is disagreement about how to get it done after House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune met with Trump at the White House Tuesday afternoon hoping to map out a plan to move a massive package through the GOP-controlled Congress.
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Speaker Johnson contended Trump is a symbol of "a strong America again," arguing Republicans will deliver on campaign promises and accomplish legislative results.
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