Trump's Cabinet Picks Stir GOP Tensions Amid Recess Appointment Talks
TL;DR
Donald Trump's team is reportedly planning to launch its own super PAC to compete in the 2026 Senate races, amid concerns that the Senate GOP's campaign arm and its allied super PAC are hiring individuals perceived as 'Never Trumpers.' This move could disrupt traditional GOP fundraising and campaign strategies, potentially leading to a split among Republican donors. The tension arises as South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott takes over as chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, with Trump's allies pushing for leadership that aligns with Trump's vision.
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