President Biden's blistering attacks on Republicans in recent weeks may have targeted pro-Trump lawmakers, but his tough rhetoric also appears to be creating some collateral damage among moderate members.

Centrist Republicans who are more in the mood to reach bipartisan agreement told Fox News Digital that they are not fans of Biden's attacks, and said the strategy will make it much more difficult for them to serve as a buffer in the House.

"He's become the divider-in-chief," said Rep. Don Bacon, a centrist Nebraska Republican who backed Biden's infrastructure package last year. "It's one thing to disagree on policy, but when you start labeling people as semi-fascists, racists and threats to democracy it makes it hard for them to want to work together in the future."