House Republicans Struggle with Intraparty Conflict and Lack of Achievements

Despite opportunities for bipartisan support, Republicans fail to capitalize, leading to complaints about lack of progress.

Since winning the majority in the House, Republicans have struggled with intraparty conflict and have a short list of achievements, leading to complaints about lack of progress.
Republicans have failed to capitalize on opportunities for bipartisan support, often standing in the way of their own success.
Despite Democrats offering tangible concessions on important issues, Republicans have consistently missed these opportunities.
House Republicans are skeptical about ongoing immigration negotiations in the Senate, fearing that any bill that strengthens the border will undermine their attacks against Biden's immigration policies.
A potential bipartisan deal to revive the expanded Child Tax Credit and extend pro-business tax credits is under threat from conservatives who believe it helps Democrats too much.