The Republican senators who could be headaches for Trump's nominees

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Over the past several years, she's been involved in several bipartisan deals, including the bipartisan infrastructure law and a law to protect same-sex marriage.
50% : Other possibilitiesMost Republican senators are likely to give Trump the rubber stamp when it comes to his nominees.
42% : In the meantime, Trump will have to deal with a 53-47 Republican-controlled Senate.
39% : Trump is dealing with a more obedient party than he was during his first term, owing to successive election cycles in which some of his intraparty antagonists have either retired or gone down in defeat.
35% : She has also said she didn't vote for Trump in 2016 or 2024.
34% : Trump has begun pushing the idea of "recess appointments," which would allow him to staff up his administration without the Senate's input.
32% : She has said she's never voted for Trump and has been highly critical of him.
14% : Gaetz, for example, has drawn immediate criticism from Republicans who are otherwise likely to support Trump and his nominees.

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