As midterms approach, Republicans distance themselves from Trump
Some Republicans say the midterm results show voters rejected Trump’s message, and potential 2028 contenders are moving to distance themselves.
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WASHINGTON. The big loss in the midterm elections could cause Republicans to free themselves from Trump's shackles. The president is already being criticized internally and in the coming weeks more people may distance themselves from his policies. The question is which direction the conservative movement will go.
Sydney Morning Herald
Republicans must now separate themselves from a delusional president
The American people’s verdict is clear. They have not just gone cold on Donald Trump and his Republican Party - they have defenestrated them, from sea to shining sea. It is now clear that the president is living in a bubble.
The victory of the Democrats in the US elections will make it difficult for President Donald Trump to implement his political program in the second half of the presidential term. He will have to seek compromises with Congress, where the majority will be controlled by Democrats, as well as resist attempts by opponents to initiate...
As midterms approach, Republicans distance themselves from Trump
With the midterm elections in a couple of days and polls showing President Donald Trump more unpopular than ever, Democrats have flooded the airwaves with attacks on Trump’s handling of immigration enforcement, the economy and the war in Iran. Meanwhile, Republican candidates in competitive elections have been covertly distancing themselves from the president, seeking to win over concerned voters without angering Trump’s administration. “Mr. Pre…
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