Republican Infighting Stalls Trump's Budget: Congress in Chaos

Washington, D.C. - A stalemate in the US Congress is delaying the passage of President Trump's proposed budget. The conflict is not between Democrats and Republicans, but rather within the Republican party itself, as divisions prevent a consensus. 'The Republicans, despite holding the majority in both the House and the Senate, are failing to govern effectively,' says Carlos Eduardo Espina, a political commentator. This internal strife highlights a deeper issue within the party, and the inability to agree on a budget is just one symptom of this wider problem. While some Republicans support the budget, others oppose it, leading to a standstill. This situation is causing significant tension and uncertainty, and the outcome remains unclear. The failure to pass a budget could have serious consequences for the country. However, the author's video offers a clear and concise explanation of the situation, highlighting the importance of understanding the internal dynamics of the Republican party.