WASHINGTON, President Donald Trump addressed House Republicans at a daylong retreat Tuesday, seeking to align the party ahead of a critical midterm election year. GOP leaders convened at the Kennedy Center, whose board recently voted to rename the venue, and discussed priorities including health care and votes to extend expired insurance subsidies expected this week. Trump defended his actions, criticized opponents, and offered messaging but provided few new legislative proposals. The assembly followed reports of reduced GOP margins after the death of Rep. Doug LaMalfa and member absences, underscoring narrow House control. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Republican leaders and campaign operations benefited from a public forum to present unified messaging and rehearse election-year talking points to lawmakers and supporters.
House Republicans suffered reduced legislative margins after the reported death of Rep. Doug LaMalfa and other member absences, complicating vote counts and party cohesion.
Trump tries to rally House GOP but meanders along the way as the party's majority narrows
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