A ‘Dangerous Woman?’: Congresswoman Victoria Spartz, Abandoning Her Caucus, Has, on the Way Out, Harsh Words for the Current Republican Leadership

Ms. Spartz says implementing Trump’s and DOGE’s agenda is her top priority, and GOP committee meetings are ‘Just drama. Circus. It’s presentation. Money.’

AP/Darron Cummings
Congresswoman Victoria Spartz of Indiana. AP/Darron Cummings

A Republican from Indiana, Congresswoman Victoria Spartz, tells The New York Sun she will no longer caucus with her party or sit on committees because congressional leadership is not serious about governing, and she wants to focus on writing legislation to implement President Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency’s agenda.

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