In DC and Tallahassee, a split-screen moment for the Republican Party

Byron York, Washington Examiner

In Washington, Republicans are falling apart. Multiple agendas are at play, and no leader is

strong to force competing factions to work with each other. Nationally, the GOP is in a moment of deep uncertainty about the course of its leadership: Will it be former President Donald Trump, now running a listless and erratic third presidential campaign, or someone new? There is a shortage of clarity and purpose about the future. Except in Tallahassee.