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Washington Examiner executive editor Bob Cusack said Republicans are growing frustrated with President Donald Trump and have kept quiet about it.
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Republicans → say → it
“We all know the Republicans have bitten their tongue with Trump, but if this election keeps going like this, and it’s looking like it’s going to be a bloodbath, there’s going to be a civil war in the Republican Party at the election,” Cusack said on CNN’s Laura Coates Live on Wednesday.
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Cusack → know → Wednesday
Cusack cited one of the concerns Republicans have with the president is his promise to send out $5,000 checks if Republicans maintain control of Congress.
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Republicans → cite → Congress
“A lot of Republicans on Capitol Hill, they got no heads-up on the $5,000 idea, they are so upset at what’s coming out of the president’s mouth, especially over the last couple months, and as well as the convention in Dallas,” Cusack said.
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Cusack → got → Dallas
Trump made the announcement at the GOP’s midterm convention in Dallas on Sept. 9.
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Trump → make → Sept.
He touted “tremendous economic success,” and mentioned the $5,000 checks during his Wednesday speech.
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He → tout → speech
“The reason the Democrats can’t do that is because they don’t do tariffs.
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they → do → tariffs
They don’t take in money.
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They → take → money
All they know is poverty and how to ruin our country.
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they → know → country
But we’re making a fortune,” Trump said.
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Trump → make → fortune
“So, if the Republicans win, you win with us, and you get $5,000.
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you → win → 5,000
It will be called the Trump dividend.
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It → call → ?
We’ll call it the Trump dividend.
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We → call → it
Now all we have to do is win.
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we → have → ?
Trump also said the money has to be spent within the United States.
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money → say → States
Cusack said another concern for Republicans is the Iran war, which began on Feb. 28.
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which → say → Feb.
Cusack said Republicans’ previous messaging on affordability was centered on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, but now those accomplishments are being clouded by the war.
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accomplishments → say → war
The landmark legislation made several tax provisions permanent and added new ones.
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provisions → make → ones
It cut down spending on Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as food stamps, and imposed no taxes on tips or overtime.
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It → cut → tips
“Any economic benefits from that [the One Big Beautiful Bill Act] have been totally degraded by the Iran war, and that was supposed to last six weeks,” Cusack said.
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Cusack → degrade → war
The war in Iran has lasted more than six months, raising concerns over the U.S.’s continued involvement overseas and the resources it has committed to the conflict.
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it → last → conflict
Supply constraints from the conflict are also driving gas prices to record highs in the U.S., as the national average price of diesel hit $6 per gallon for the first time ever last week.
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price → drive → time
Cusack said this election cycle will focus on the Senate because of the unpopularity of the war in Iran.
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cycle → say → Iran
“We’re going to be voting, and it’s [Iran war] still going to be going on,” Cusack said.
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Cusack → go → ?
The midterm elections will be held on Nov. 3.
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elections → hold → Nov.
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