RINOs Sabotage Trump’s Agenda for Fiscal Responsibility
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Posted 12 hours ago
**Chaos in the GOP: RINOs Stall Trump-Backed Cuts on Wasteful Spending**
A significant rift within the Republican Party is emerging as a select group of Senators resist the Trump-supported DOGE cuts package, designed to eliminate wasteful spending on programs such as National Public Radio (NPR) and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (PBS).
This $9.4 billion rescission package, recently passed by the House, brought renewed hope for fiscal conservatism among the GOP base, which is eager for real accountability and reduced government waste.
However, five GOP senators, including prominent figures like Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins, are currently holding the legislation hostage in the Senate. Reports show they are demanding amendments focused on securing funding for public radio stations, particularly those serving Native American reservations and rural Alaskan communities. Their reluctance to agree on crucial cuts paints them as out of touch with the majority of Republican voters who stand firmly against unnecessary government expenditures.
The partisan stalemate has President Trump weighing in, as he pledged on Truth Social that any Republican who obstructs the rescission bill will lose his support and endorsement.
"The defunding of organizations like PBS and NPR—wasteful, biased outlets comparable to CNN and MSDNC—must happen. It is crucial for the integrity of our party and our governance that we stand firm against this waste," Trump stated.
Political insiders indicate that the revolt against the bill could have severe consequences for the five dissenting senators, as highlighted by the downfall of Thom Tillis, who faced backlash for his betrayal of Trump and conservative values last month.
With only 51 votes needed for passage in the Senate, this internal conflict is a reminder of the ongoing struggle between establishment Republicans and the grassroots conservative movement that swept Trump into office. The MAGA base expects its representatives to follow through on campaign promises to curb government spending and challenge the entrenched, wasteful bureaucracy.
The fallout from this battle continues to unfold. Americans are watching as Trump and his loyal supporters push back against the RINOs in the Senate, urging them to remember the pledge they made to the people—to drain the swamp and prioritize fiscal responsibility.
As the pressure mounts, time is running out for these senators to step into line and support the DOGE cuts package, which embodies the fiscal conservatism that the American public is desperate for. Those who oppose these vital cuts risk alienating themselves from their constituents and the broader Republican agenda.
The GOP can no longer afford to tolerate dissent among its ranks if it hopes to unify and regain the trust of voters who have long awaited comprehensive action on government waste.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
revolver.news
mediaite.com
A significant rift within the Republican Party is emerging as a select group of Senators resist the Trump-supported DOGE cuts package, designed to eliminate wasteful spending on programs such as National Public Radio (NPR) and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (PBS).
This $9.4 billion rescission package, recently passed by the House, brought renewed hope for fiscal conservatism among the GOP base, which is eager for real accountability and reduced government waste.
However, five GOP senators, including prominent figures like Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins, are currently holding the legislation hostage in the Senate. Reports show they are demanding amendments focused on securing funding for public radio stations, particularly those serving Native American reservations and rural Alaskan communities. Their reluctance to agree on crucial cuts paints them as out of touch with the majority of Republican voters who stand firmly against unnecessary government expenditures.
The partisan stalemate has President Trump weighing in, as he pledged on Truth Social that any Republican who obstructs the rescission bill will lose his support and endorsement.
"The defunding of organizations like PBS and NPR—wasteful, biased outlets comparable to CNN and MSDNC—must happen. It is crucial for the integrity of our party and our governance that we stand firm against this waste," Trump stated.
Political insiders indicate that the revolt against the bill could have severe consequences for the five dissenting senators, as highlighted by the downfall of Thom Tillis, who faced backlash for his betrayal of Trump and conservative values last month.
With only 51 votes needed for passage in the Senate, this internal conflict is a reminder of the ongoing struggle between establishment Republicans and the grassroots conservative movement that swept Trump into office. The MAGA base expects its representatives to follow through on campaign promises to curb government spending and challenge the entrenched, wasteful bureaucracy.
The fallout from this battle continues to unfold. Americans are watching as Trump and his loyal supporters push back against the RINOs in the Senate, urging them to remember the pledge they made to the people—to drain the swamp and prioritize fiscal responsibility.
As the pressure mounts, time is running out for these senators to step into line and support the DOGE cuts package, which embodies the fiscal conservatism that the American public is desperate for. Those who oppose these vital cuts risk alienating themselves from their constituents and the broader Republican agenda.
The GOP can no longer afford to tolerate dissent among its ranks if it hopes to unify and regain the trust of voters who have long awaited comprehensive action on government waste.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
revolver.news
mediaite.com
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