House Freedom Caucus rebels against housing bill despite Trump’s primary election dominance

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A bloc of GOP House members, many aligned with the House Freedom Caucus, broke with President Donald Trump and Republican leadership on Wednesday by voting against a bipartisan housing bill, a move following primary elections that proved the president’s dominance over the party. The House approved an amended version of the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD […]
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