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White House Privately Braces for 2027 Blitz from House Democrats Original

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By Mica Soellner Verified
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The White House is quietly preparing for a Democratic takeover of the House by recruiting lawyers to defend against a flurry of legal moves that could derail the final two years of President Donald Trump’s time in office. The preparations, described by people close to the administration, show how the White House is privately getting ready for Democrats to win back at least one chamber of Congress in November, even as Republicans publicly project confidence.
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Vought Meets with House Republicans to Push Partisan Budget Plan

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By Mica Soellner Verified
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Russell Vought, director of the Office of Management and Budget, spoke with the House Freedom Caucus on Monday night about a path forward on another reconciliation bill. Vought met with the group of conservative Republicans at their weekly meeting to discuss a strategy on passing a partisan budget bill, including seeking to include the Save America Act, according to a person familiar.
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GOP Warn Trump of Political Risks Over Dismissing Housing Bill

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By Mica Soellner Verified, Lillianna Byington Verified, Kate Ackley Verified
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Some Republicans are warning that President Donald Trump missed a key political opportunity for the GOP on affordability by refusing to sign a bipartisan housing bill and instead fixate on a voting measure that has no chance of passing. Trump announced on Friday that he wouldn’t sign the popular housing bill in “protest” of Senate Republicans not being able to find enough votes to pass the SAVE Act and terminate the filibuster, which Senate leadership has been hesitant to do.
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