Trump removes Epstein‑linked Republicans, but they warn seven months remain

Donald Trump expelled a group of Republican lawmakers accused of ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The move was presented as a purge of unethical influences within the party. The ousted members responded by stating they have seven months remaining on their agenda. They warned that their influence could still affect upcoming legislative battles. Party insiders described the action as a power shift within GOP ranks. The expelled Republicans criticized the decision as politically motivated. Observers noted the timing ahead of the midterm election cycle. The fallout may reshape GOP strategy in the next several months.