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It landed but landed harder with the opposition. 
Republicans—any politician, really—need their voters in a heightened state of political awareness. For conservatives, they have decided the best/easiest way is to keep them scared and angry. So, they just smash whatever buttons do that as long as it doesn’t get the other side too worked up. 
The “election stealing” and abortion were a misstep that they let the ideologues push. They’re going back to basics that don’t affect Democrats so much.
Does anyone else find it strange that house republicans aren't investigating the "stolen" 2020 election?  
I mean Hunter Biden, COVID response, the FBIs investigation of trump's crimes, Afghanistan and "the border"... 
But not a single investigation into the "fraudulent" election?  It's almost as if they know nothing's there and it's a political loser.. >

They tried campaigning on it during the midterms and it didn't land. They somewhat wisely decided to let that one go.