Saturday, 31 January 2026

🧚‍♀️TREE HOUSE NEWS 🏡

NEWS AGGREGATOR & COMMENTS

Speaking of rebellion, that was the last topic I left off on in my first Tree House News Publication at 11:25 this morning.

Whether this bucket holds water or not, it will make the major news.

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BREAKING:

Senate GOP leaders turn against Trump - Capital plunges into open party rebellion

I came across the breaking news above on another Social Network that doesn't appear in any search results from the major news outlets I have checked. only Facebook, one YouTube, the most recent. The Hill, and various other outdated reports. But this is what I turned up on

- Google Search - with AI Overview, for anyone who is interested.

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Senate GOP leaders turn against Trump - Capital plunges into open party rebellion

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Senate GOP leaders turn against Trump - Capital plunges into open party rebellion

🔹AI Overview

Based on reports as of early 2026, the Republican Party faces intense internal division, with some Senate GOP members expressing strong dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump following specific, undisclosed actions, leading to accusations of "total access" desires regarding foreign resources. This, paired with historical, long-term divisions (e.g., 2017, 2021), suggests a recurring, deep-seated, and at times public, fracture in party unity PBS.

Internal Rebellion: Reports show that even prior to 2026, key figures faced intense pressure and calls for accountability, indicating ongoing, deep fissures in the GOP structure PBS.

Shifting Alliances: The party has struggled with its post-Trump identity, with some members questioning the long-term viability of his, and his allies', approaches to politics, particularly in suburban areas.

Public Confrontation: Recent, sharp criticisms from GOP senators, with reports highlighting expressions of shame and intense, direct conflicts between party members and the administration, are intensifying these divisions.

The situation reflects an ongoing, intense, and public conflict between various factions within the Republican Party in early 2026.

🙏 Let us pray that today be a better day than yesterday, one day at a time.

Mounting controversies, midterm fears strain Senate GOP’s relations with Trump

President Trump’s slumping job approval numbers and the public controversies swirling around his second term in office are putting a strain on his relationship with GOP senators, who are looking for ways to distance themselves from the president heading into the November midterms...