MORNING GLORY: What is the Congressional GOP waiting for?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Trump can push this along.
53% : The Congressional GOP needs to focus and execute. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP That sort of wave off citing complexity, in fact, angers Republican activists who worked and worked and worked to win unified government only to see that unified government -- a fact since November -- dawdle.
42% : But if President Trump wants a shot at getting stuff done not just this year and next, but in 2027 and 2028 after actually winning in the fall of 2026, it's time for him to call a meeting in the Roosevelt Room and get everyone on the same page and marching to the same beat -- preferably a quick one.
39% : So if you had to bet your house (not the House but your own), you'd be well advised to expect a Democratic Speaker behind President Trump at the 2027 State of the Union.
39% : Decaying legislative compromises does not require sweat.
37% : So there is a strong, but not inevitable likelihood that the "out" party wins seats in "out years" and the Democrats are definitely the "out" party having gotten thrashed by President Trump and the GOP in 2024.
37% : President Trump can't relish the thought of another few rounds of Beltway Kabuki, and he can do something about it.
32% : Outsiders look at the narrow margin in the House and they'd like to get it done immediately with President Trump twisting arms in a way not seen since LBJ.
27% : (Johnson does have the support of President Trump and so endangered House incumbents will be begging 45-47 to campaign in their districts.)
23% : Which is unfortunate because that result means Impeachment Theater 3000 for President Trump as the House Democrats are starting to make the Jacobins seem reasonable.
20% : They are addicted to hating Trump.
10% : fake drama fed by fake news over fake alleged high crimes and misdemeanors by Donald Trump.

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