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Nothing goes on the record before the midterms.
House leaders cancel the Hegseth impeachment vote, candidates scrub the president from their campaigns, and PAC money hides behind blandly renamed vehicles — the governing party's pre-election strategy is avoiding any recorded position.
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US Politics
"It's Obviously Going to Be F***ing Rough": GOP Candidates Break With Trump as His Approval Hits an All-Time Low The governing party's pre-election strategy of avoiding any recorded position now extends to scrubbed candidate branding and blandly renamed PACs.
US Politics
House Flees Town Rather Than Vote on Hegseth Impeachment — Resolution Carried to Lame Duck Leaders cancel the calendar rather than let members record a position on the war secretary's impeachment.