Brian Fitzpatrick is the least loyal House Republican. But he still votes with Trump and the GOP most of the time.
An Inquirer analysis finds that Fitzpatrick often breaks with Trump and the GOP but still votes with them most of the time.

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An Inquirer analysis finds that Fitzpatrick often breaks with Trump and the GOP but still votes with them most of the time.

An Inquirer analysis found that Brian Fitzpatrick has opposed Trump and the GOP more often than any other House Republican, while still voting with Trump 70% of the time and with his party 77% of the time. His Democratic challenger calls him a “rubber stamp,” while Fitzpatrick emphasizes his independence.
Incumbent whose voting record and reelection campaign are the focus of the article.
Democratic challenger criticizing Fitzpatrick’s record.
House Speaker whom Fitzpatrick criticized over decisions about bringing bipartisan bills to the floor.
President whose positions and relationship with Fitzpatrick are central to the voting analysis.
Former president whose administration’s policies provide background to Fitzpatrick’s votes.
Pennsylvania Republican whose voting alignment with Trump is compared with Fitzpatrick’s.
Pennsylvania Republican whose voting alignment with Trump is compared with Fitzpatrick’s.
Pennsylvania Republican whose voting alignment with Trump is compared with Fitzpatrick’s.
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House Speaker whom Fitzpatrick criticized over decisions about bringing bipartisan bills to the floor.
President whose positions and relationship with Fitzpatrick are central to the voting analysis.
Former president whose administration’s policies provide background to Fitzpatrick’s votes.
Pennsylvania Republican whose voting alignment with Trump is compared with Fitzpatrick’s.
Pennsylvania Republican whose voting alignment with Trump is compared with Fitzpatrick’s.
Pennsylvania Republican whose voting alignment with Trump is compared with Fitzpatrick’s.
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