Republicans Reclaim Pride After Enduring Trump's Abuse for a Year, Showing Signs of Resilience
Republicans in Congress are slowly regaining confidence after a tumultuous year under former President Donald Trump, who saw his popularity decline. They're reasserting control and pride in their role, shedding some of the deference that accompanied Trump's abrasive style.
Republicans in Congress have shown signs of reasserting their pride as they distance themselves from former President Donald Trump's abuse, with fresh indicators suggesting a waning popularity among Republicans that is allowing them to reclaim some lost authority and confidence after a year of enduring his harsh rhetoric. This shift comes as Republicans in Congress are starting to reestablish some of the prerogatives and dignity they sacrificed during Trump's presidency. Despite their past deference to him, many Republican lawmakers now appear more willing to stand up for themselves and challenge Democratic leaders. As a result, Republicans are regaining some of the pride and independence that was eroded during Trump's tumultuous tenure.