GOP leadership silent after former President Trump dines with Ye and Nick Fuentes
The loudest condemnations are coming from those republicans likeliest to challenge former President Trump in 2024. This comes as republicans are getting ready to take control of the House and ramp up oversight. Amidst potential investigations lies party uncertainties like who will take over House Speaker and Georgia’s senate race outcome.
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GOP leadership silent after former President Trump dines with Ye and Nick Fuentes
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