The dysfunction among House Republicans is getting worse

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The compromise legislation did change work requirements for some SNAP recipients and will end the three-year pause on student loan repayments by the end of the summer.
50% : Not every part of the agreement between McCarthy and the Freedom Caucus holdouts has been made public, but as Vox's Prokop wrote in January, those agreements fall into three major categories: government spending, including on appropriations and the debt ceiling; the snap-election rule change; and committee assignments for Freedom Caucus holdouts, including on the influential Rules Committee.
29% : A plan to put forward a bill codifying restrictions on federal spending on abortion -- commonly called the Hyde Amendment -- reportedly angered South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace, who has argued that the party needs to move toward the center on some issues to avoid alienating voters.

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