Republican infighting on national security is threatening to erode voter confidence in their leadership on the eve of President-elect Trump’s inauguration.
Congressional Republicans, having gained from voters’ dissatisfaction with President Obama’s stewardship of international affairs, are worried that they could get similar political blowback if they and Trump can’t unify on key national security issues.
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