Conservative GOP members clash over debt ceiling compromises and Biden negotiations.

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Hard-line conservatives in the GOP are unhappy with the debt deal compromise being negotiated between Speaker Kevin McCarthy and the White House, warning that it could collapse GOP support. Some Republicans are criticizing leadership and insisting that the GOP "hold the line" behind the House GOP bill and resist significant compromise. The party's right flank had lined up behind the GOP debt limit bill in April, but many now insist on the bill and resist significant compromise. Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) threatened to use procedural moves to slow down passage of any debt bill in the Senate if it does not have "substantial" spending cuts.
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