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Trump’s Recess Appointment Strategy: A Loyalty Test for Senate Republicans

President-elect Donald Trump's call for recess appointments tests loyalty among Senate Republicans as they prepare for leadership elections.

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Updated: Nov 11th, 2024, 7:12 PM ET

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Donald Trump has urged Senate Republicans to agree to recess appointments for his Cabinet picks, marking a significant loyalty test among the candidates vying for leadership. As Trump seeks quick and uncontested confirmations, the GOP faces internal dynamics that could influence future appointments. While some candidates are supportive, others remain cautious about the implications of bypassing traditional Senate processes. The urgency is underscored by past difficulties in confirming Trump’s nominations, and a looming leadership election could shape the administration’s agenda moving forward.

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