GOP breaking with an unpopular Trump

Congressional Republicans are starting to distance themselves from President Trump over key policy disagreements, signaling a growing concern about maintaining their majorities in the upcoming elections. While not a full-scale revolt, these breaks on foreign policy and economic matters like a proposed diesel export ban show a shift as party members seek to distance themselves from Trump's unpopularity. This could have significant implications for the party's cohesion and electoral prospects, as members look to balance loyalty to Trump with pragmatic political survival.