Republican who voted against ‘big, beautiful bill’ to step down after Trump threat ()

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Republican who voted against ‘big, beautiful bill’ to step down after Trump threat

Thom Tillis says independent thinkers are becoming an endangered species in Washington, and he will not seek re-election after the US president threatened to back a primary challenger against him.

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