Sen. Booker says he's 'absolutely expecting' more Republican opposition to Trump
Summary
Senator Cory Booker said he expects more Republicans will oppose President Donald Trump's policies following recent controversies, including Trump's attempt to create a $1.8 billion fund for victims of government overreach. The fund was blocked by a judge, and Trump also faced court orders to remove his name from the Kennedy Center, which has caused tension within his own party.Key Facts
- Senator Cory Booker expects growing Republican opposition to President Trump's policy actions.
- Trump proposed a $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund for people affected by government actions, including some pardoned participants of the January 6 Capitol riot.
- A federal judge temporarily blocked the creation of this fund.
- Another judge ordered the removal of Trump's name from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
- Trump criticized the judge’s decision but said he would work with Congress to decide the center's future.
- Booker also criticized Trump for putting his name on the Kennedy Center and other American symbols, like a proposed $250 bill with Trump’s face.
- Recent Republican primary races saw Trump-backed candidates defeat some Republican incumbents, sparking concern within the party.
- Booker said private conversations show Republicans are upset about Trump’s actions regarding national symbols.
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