GOP’s desperate post-wipeout plans crumble as big-name conservatives refuse to play along
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Republicans hoping to use their final weeks in power to blunt this week’s Democratic wave are running into resistance from their own side, according to new reporting . Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA), 93, won’t resign early to let outgoing Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds appoint his successor before Democratic Gov.-elect Rob Sand takes office, a spokesperson told the Washington Examiner . “Sen. Grassley is not resigning,” the spokesperson said. “He remains committed to delivering for the people of Iowa, who overwhelmingly elected him to a six-year term in 2022.” Grassley raised that scenario himself…
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GOP’s desperate post-wipeout plans crumble as big-name conservatives refuse to play along
Republicans hoping to use their final weeks in power to blunt this week’s Democratic wave are running into resistance from their own side, according to new reporting . Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA), 93, won’t resign early to let outgoing Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds appoint his...
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