Summary
Some Republicans are showing disagreement with President Trump on certain U.S. domestic issues, despite typically supporting him in his second term. These disagreements come as the 2026 midterm elections approach, with issues like National Guard deployments, free speech, and a government shutdown being points of contention. Key figures like Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Sen. Ted Cruz have voiced their concerns, indicating emerging divisions within the party.
Key Facts
- President Trump is facing minor disagreements within the Republican Party as his second term continues.
- These disagreements include issues like National Guard deployments, government shutdowns, and free speech.
- Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized GOP leadership over government shutdowns and health insurance costs.
- Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt opposed Trump's decision to send Texas National Guard troops to Illinois.
- Utah Gov. Spencer Cox expressed dissatisfaction with the cancellation of a large solar power project.
- Sen. Ted Cruz compared certain FCC actions to mafia tactics and plans to introduce a related bill.
- Sen. Susan Collins criticized the decision to permanently lay off federal workers during the shutdown.
- White House spokesperson Kush Desai said the GOP is still united under President Trump.
