According to a report by NOTUS, former President Donald Trump is increasingly focused on his personal priorities, which could jeopardize the Republican Party's chances of maintaining majorities in the House and Senate ahead of the November elections. With less than 24 weeks to go, Trump has endorsed candidates like Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, directly undermining Senate Majority Leader John Thune and GOP leadership. This endorsement comes despite the party's $90 million investment in support of incumbent Sen. John Cornyn, who has raised over $400 million for Republican candidates throughout his career. Trump's actions could divert crucial resources away from battleground states like Georgia and Michigan, where funding is desperately needed. Additionally, Trump's promotion of a $1 billion White House ballroom project has complicated funding efforts for other congressional priorities, as inflation and rising gas prices become significant voter concerns. While Senate Republicans express frustration, few are willing to speak out against Trump, fearing they may become targets themselves. The political landscape is increasingly fraught as Trump continues to challenge GOP incumbents and prioritize his agenda over party unity.