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Politico – The wheels are already coming off the GOP’s Donald Trump unity train.
In the first major test of relations with Capitol Hill Republicans since Trump became the party’s nominee, his attacks on federal Judge Gonzalo Curiel are sapping any goodwill he had accumulated in private meetings and phone calls with congressional Republicans. But now that House Speaker Paul Ryan and much of the party have endorsed Trump, Republicans are left with little room to maneuver other than decry his comments and hope people move on.
