GOP Retreat Highlights Deep Divisions and Low Morale Among House Republicans

The annual GOP retreat in West Virginia ends with less than half of the House Republicans attending, underscoring the party's internal conflicts and challenges as they face a critical election year.

Less than half of House Republicans attended the annual GOP retreat in West Virginia, reflecting deep divisions and low morale within the party.
House Speaker Mike Johnson's efforts to unify the party were undermined by the poor attendance and ongoing infighting among GOP members.
Some Republicans skipped the retreat to focus on campaigning, while others cited family obligations or a lack of faith in the retreat's effectiveness.
Despite the challenges, GOP leaders remain optimistic about growing their majority in the upcoming elections, citing a favorable political environment and strategic district targeting.
The retreat's low turnout and lack of unity raise questions about the party's ability to address key issues, including funding the government and advancing their legislative agenda.