GOP fears it has little to campaign on as Congress heads home to voters
Republicans are preparing to shift their focus from Congress to campaigning ahead of the midterm elections, facing criticism for their limited recent achievements amid challenges like rising gas prices, IranS ongoing war, and voter concerns about affordability. The House has adjourned early and won’t reconvene until after the elections on November 3, while the senate remains in session for two more weeks, primarily working on a bipartisan college sports bill. Additionally,the article promotes subscription options for the Washington Examiner,highlighting trusted reporting,unlimited access to political analysis,and subscriber benefits,encouraging readers to subscribe or log in.
Republicans preparing to trade the halls of Congress for the campaign trail ahead of the midterm elections lament they have few achievements to tout as higher gas prices from the Iran war and voters’ affordability concerns drag them down.
The House left town a day early this week and won’t return until after the Nov. 3 elections. The Senate has two more weeks until it departs but is prioritizing a bipartisan college sports bill to create standards on, among other things, how athletes are paid.
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