GOP rep tears into Fox reporter for calling her pregnancy a 'problem'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : 'Pregnant or not, I am more than capable of doing the job my constituents elected me to do.' Cammack announced her pregnancy at the White House's Women's History Month event on Wednesday, with Trump calling the news 'great.' In a long-winded X post Thursday, Pergram laid out why Cammack's absence could be a 'problem,' as the House under GOP-control doesn't currently allow for proxy voting and the Republicans are in the majority by extremely thin margins.
46% : Republican Rep. Kat Cammack announced her pregnancy at the White House's Women's History Month event on Wednesday, with President Donald Trump calling the news 'great' On Thursday she blasted Fox News' Chad Pergram over a post in which he refers to her pregnancy as a 'problem,' due to the House having such a narrow GOP majority and after the Republicans nixed proxy voting During the transition, Trump picked three GOP House members to serve in his administration - Stefanik at the U.N., Rep. Michael Waltz to serve as his national security adviser and Rep. Matt Gaetz to be his attorney general.
35% : In a subsequent post on Fox News' website, Pergram didn't refer to Cammack's pregnancy as a 'problem' but instead referred to it as a 'parliamentary issue.' Pergram, a longtime Capitol Hill correspondent, had explained the tricky math for Trump, as the president tries to get Congress to pass a mega-bill containing the White House's top priorities while Republicans control both houses.
30% : Gaetz quickly resigned from Congress but then pulled out of the confirmation process after Trump informed the Florida lawmaker he didn't have the Senate vote.
21% : The post was meant to be an explainer for why Trump shockingly pulled Stefanik's nomination to be ambassador to the United Nations on Thursday, promising that she would be put back in House GOP leadership instead.

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