Trump’s nominee to replace Tulsi Gabbard triggers congressional deadlock, with GOP leader warning vote will ‘live in infamy’

Trump announced his choice to replace Tulsi Gabbard in the upcoming election. The selection immediately sparked a stalemate in Congress over the nomination. Lawmakers split along party lines, with Democrats questioning the pick. Republican leaders defended the decision, citing party strategy. GOP leader publicly raged, declaring the upcoming vote would “live in infamy.” The leader’s remarks intensified tensions on the House floor. Critics warned the controversy could delay the confirmation process. Observers expect the dispute to shape upcoming legislative priorities.