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Top White House officials and Republican leaders have stopped trying to persuade President Trump on various issues, feeling it is futile to oppose him. Many aides have become resigned to accommodating his demands, as concerns grow over the party's prospects in the upcoming midterms. Trump's influence is expected to persist beyond his presidency.
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Top White House officials and Republican leaders have stopped trying to persuade President Trump on various issues, feeling it is futile to oppose him. Many aides have become resigned to accommodating his demands, as concerns grow over the party's prospects in the upcoming midterms. Trump's influence is expected to persist beyond his presidency.
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