Republicans stall votes on partisan ICE funding amid party infighting
But Trump's moves to rail against his own party could end up backfiring, not only in November, but if Republicans, especially members newly-embolded by a primary defeat, feel more free to push back against the president and his agenda.
"Maybe he doesn't think he needs us," Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, told reporters on Tuesday. "But I don't know. Last I checked, the laws don't just appear before his desk to be signed."
