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Revolt: Media sides with Republican rebels ripping Trump fund for Jan. 6 lawbreakers

A number of Republicans are publicly breaking with Trump over his new $1.8 billion fund for Jan. 6 defendants, marking a rare and dramatic GOP revolt.

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Revolt: Media sides with Republican rebels ripping Trump fund for Jan. 6 lawbreakers
A number of Republicans are publicly breaking with Trump over his new $1.8 billion fund for Jan. 6 defendants, marking a rare and dramatic GOP revolt.
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