Raw StoryTrump walks back government shutdown posture as he rethinks who will get blamed: report
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70% ReliableGood
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- Politician Portrayal
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40% : They impressed on him the idea that Harris and Democrats would benefit from being able to label House Republicans as obstructionists."Though not currently in any office, Trump has exerted influence on the House GOP caucus from behind the scenes.33% : "Trump had been initially supportive of a shutdown for two major reasons, according to two people who spoke with him: He wanted to spark a discussion on alleged voting by illegal immigrants, and he believed that the Biden administration would pay the political price if a funding bill wasn't passed," reported Joe Perticone and Marc Caputo, a development that had previously been flagged by Notus.
24% : Trump publicly demanded a shutdown a month ahead of the election if House Republicans failed to pass the SAVE Act, which would impose new citizenship documentation requirements to register to vote.
21% : Trump said, "The president gets blamed for a shutdown," apparently thinking of the time voters turned against him after he forced a shutdown to try to get funding for border wall construction.
5% : ALSO READ: Inside Trump and Johnson's shocking new bid to suppress women's votesNow, according to the report, Trump has realized this fight could actually be bad for Republicans after all, and is backing off his all-or-nothing demands.
4% : Also, they noted to Trump, President Joe Biden is no longer his opponent, and Vice President Harris has been able to escape the gravitational pull of Biden's bad poll numbers.
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