Mike Murphy: Republicans Are Feeling Fed Up with POTUS
Republican dissatisfaction with President Trump is growing, particularly after his actions impacted Senator John Cornyn's political future. Senate Republicans are beginning to oppose Trump's demands, including a significant financial request. Meanwhile, Democratic leaders are strategically navigating the political landscape amid these tensions.
- ▪Senate Republicans are feeling fed up with President Trump's influence on their party.
- ▪Trump's actions have been detrimental to Senator John Cornyn's political career.
- ▪Democratic leaders are taking advantage of the situation with strategic moves against Trump's agenda.
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Playback speed×Share postShare post at current timeShare from 0:000:00/Preview1Mike Murphy: Republicans Are Feeling Fed Up with POTUSTim Miller and Mike MurphyMay 22, 2026∙ Paid1ShareTrump's killing off of John Cornyn's political career was the last straw for Senate Republicans, who magically found the courage—for the moment—to oppose his thug fund and the cool billion dollars he's demanding for his ballroom. And while the DNC autopsy shows a party not focused on winning, Jeffries and Schumer played a very shrewd hand with their anti-ICE DHS shutdown.
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