Trump ‘Pretty Sore’ over GOP Snubs as He Insists His Rallies Are Saving Party: Analysis
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Republicans competing in key US elections are increasingly wary of campaigning alongside US President Donald Trump, a situation that appears to be worrying the US president. According to a CNN analysis, very few Republican candidates attended Trump's big rally last month. Meanwhile, the president's travel schedule is also avoiding some of the states where tight races are expected. The US leader has insisted that his appearances at rallies are he…
With the U.S. midterm elections approaching in November, Republican candidates are increasingly appearing burdened by President Trump's campaign rallies. Candidates in swing states are refusing Trump's visits or avoiding his schedule, pursuing independent paths, which is raising questions about Trump's influence within the party.
Trump ‘pretty sore’ over GOP snubs as he insists his rallies are saving party: analysis
President Donald Trump insists he’s saving Republicans with his rallies — and he appears increasingly bothered that many don’t want to campaign with him, according to CNN’s Aaron Blake.Republicans in tough races have kept their distance from the president as the midterms approach. But Trump has responded by repeatedly insisting he’s helping them win.“Trump increasingly appears rather sensitive about this dynamic,” Blake wrote Wednesday in a new …
Analyses by Aaron Blake It has become very clear that Republicans facing fierce contests are not eager to campaign alongside President Donald Trump in the run-up to the mid-term elections. Few attended Trump's mid-term election convention last month. Since then, his travel agenda has included, curiously,
REPUBLICANS in the uncertain election races are avoiding Trump on the campaign trail. He is taking it hard and insists his rallies are key to victory, despite many seeing him as an electoral burden.
Republican candidates in tight competitions ahead of the U.S. "midterm elections, mid-term elections, for the U.S. Congress, don't really want to show up with Donald Trump in the election campaign," CNN reports.
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