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caucus

noun as in group gathered to make decision

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In March, the House GOP caucus released a budget proposal that would eviscerate Social Security.

“When I served in the Assembly, we had a women’s caucus that truly was bipartisan. We made a conscious effort to support each other’s bills,” she said.

The ballots have barely been tallied up and Trump has already started massive in-fighting in his caucus.

From Salon

The mere threat of that — of publicly and explicitly neutering the Senate — could be enough for the GOP caucus to get in line.

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That echoes other members of the Senate GOP caucus, including Texas’ John Cornyn and South Dakota’s Mike Rounds, and it’s more spine than some Trump allies have shown.

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