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Trump'ın Parti İçi Hesaplaşması Ara Seçimler Öncesi Ters Tepebilir

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Donald Trump, ikinci başkanlık döneminin on altıncı ayında, kendisine yeterince sadık olmayan Cumhuriyetçi isimleri tasfiye ederek parti üzerindeki hakimiyetini pekiştirdi. South China Morning Post'un aktardığına göre, bu 'hesaplaşma turu' Trump'ın seçmen tabanında desteğini korusa da, genel seçmendeki popülaritesini daha da aşındırabilir. Öte yandan, Trump'ın Beyaz Saray'a görkemli bir balo salonu inşası için talep ettiği 1 milyar dolarlık ödenek, Cumhuriyetçi senatörlerin zamanlama ve detay eksikliği eleştirileriyle karşılaştı. The Guardian'ın bildirimine göre, İç Güvenlik Bakanlığı bütçe tasarısından bu kalemin çıkarılması gündemde. Politico ise, bu iç hesaplaşmanın Kasım ayındaki ara seçimler öncesinde partiye siyasi bir maliyet getirebileceğine dair kaygıları öne çıkarıyor. Trump'ın sadakat odaklı stratejisi, bütçe öncelikleri ve seçim hesapları arasındaki gerilimi gözler önüne seriyor.

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