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GOP Rep Accuses Party of War on Trump Over Epstein Bill Vote

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URGENT UPDATE: A prominent Republican representative claims the GOP has effectively “declared war” on former President Donald Trump following a controversial vote on the Jeffrey Epstein bill. The House passed the bill with a staggering 427-1 vote earlier this month, aiming to release Epstein’s files, which has raised tensions within the party.

Earlier today, Donald Trump confirmed he would sign the bill if it reached his desk, following a unanimous Senate vote. However, Representative Don Bacon argues that the vote was orchestrated by Representative Thomas Massie as a loyalty test, indicating a deepening rift within the GOP. Bacon stated, “They made it pretty clear that if you get on the discharge petition, you’ve declared war on the president, in so many words.”

Bacon expressed his support for House Speaker Mike Johnson, who he believes is trying to maintain party unity amidst growing tensions. Yet, the Epstein vote has sparked division, with some representatives feeling disrespected and sidelined. One senior House Republican voiced frustrations, stating, “This entire White House team has treated ALL members like garbage.”

The fallout from this bill could lead to further resignations as members grow increasingly dissatisfied with the current leadership. Prominent Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene has already distanced herself from the former president, exacerbating the rift. Reports indicate that some GOP members are fed up with their treatment and are contemplating their futures within the party.

As the political landscape shifts, all eyes are now on the GOP as it grapples with internal strife and the implications of the Epstein bill. With midterm elections approaching, the impact of these divisions could be significant, potentially leading the party into minority status.

Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.

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