Republicans are increasingly worried they failed to address voters’ economic concerns while they had full control of Washington, fueling fears that the party could pay a steep price in November.The anxieties offer an early preview of the Monday-morning quarterbacking to come after the Nov. 3 midterm elections, in which Republicans increasingly acknowledge they could lose both chambers to Democrats.Sen. Jim Justice (R‑WV), a conservative ally of President Donald Trump, described the GOP as having “glossed over” everyday voters “out here really hurting.” The first-term senator is a millionaire coal tycoon who’s weighing a bid to return to the West Virginia governor’s mansion.
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