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Brian Fitzpatrick Torches 'Absurd' Trump Fund After Attacks

Trump criticized Fitzpatrick’s votes against him and was the plaintiff in the lawsuit connected to the proposed fund.

Brian Fitzpatrick Torches 'Absurd' Trump Fund After Attacks
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Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick criticized a proposed $1.776 billion fund tied to President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the IRS, calling it “absurd” and saying Congress should control the money. The remarks followed Trump’s public criticism of Fitzpatrick’s voting record.

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Lawmakers Question Trump-Linked $1.8 Billion Fund

The coverage links a roughly $1.8 billion fund to the settlement of President Donald Trump’s IRS lawsuit and reports objections from lawmakers. Left-leaning outlets stress claims that the fund could benefit Trump’s allies and people involved in the Jan. 6 attack, alongside Democratic scrutiny and an officers’ lawsuit. Center outlets emphasize Republican lawmakers’ questions and the resulting tensions with Trump, while also reporting other objections to the fund.

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