Former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney suggested that President Trump’s grip on congressional Republicans is weakening amid growing frustration with the White House following the GOP’s midterm losses. “The animosity aimed at the White House right now is real,” Mulvaney said during an appearance on NewsNation, adding that he has spoken with some…
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Mulvaney: ‘Animosity aimed at the White House right now is real’
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