Republicans' final weeks in power may be consumed by fights they don't want

Republicans are gearing up for a challenging end to their time in power, with the midterm election already signaling their diminishing influence in Congress. With Democrats showing little interest in collaborating on GOP initiatives before the January transition, the final weeks could be marked by internal strife as outgoing lawmakers might shirk responsibilities. This chaos risks pushing most of their agenda to the new Congress, potentially leaving them with little to show for their time in power. The situation underscores the political dynamics at play as parties navigate the power shift.