President Trump signaled he had no plans to negotiate with holdout Republicans who are blocking the nomination of attorney general pick Todd Blanche, setting up a showdown with two GOP lawmakers whose careers he effectively ended
The Wall Street Journal • Politics • 57 minutes ago
President signals no concessions on “antiweaponization fund” or no-audits deal to win over Sens. Cornyn and Tillis
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