Guttenberg: Republicans Start to Distance Themselves From Trump After Midterm Defeat
Erickson said the GOP should stop denying the losses and move on from Trump as the party faces another weak election cycle, he told NewsNation.
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Insider warns GOP to 'move on' from Trump: Don’t 'double down on crazy'
On Tuesday night, a prominent conservative commentator warned his fellow Republicans that it’s time to “move on” from President Donald Trump. According to longtime conservative radio host Erick Erickson, who was appearing on NewsNation, Trump hasn’t taken the message delivered by the GOP’s historic midterm defeat and is instead doubling down on the very behaviors that dealt the party a generational blow. According to Erickson, the biggest “shock…
Republicans are ‘going to have to have to start moving on’ from Trump: Erick Erickson
Conservative commentator Erick Erickson decried President Trump’s post-election messaging, criticizing the president for doubling down on remarks that the midterms were “rigged” after his party’s big losses. “The Republicans are going to get pummeled in 2028 if they don’t figure this out,” Erickson told NewsNation’s Lauren Wright. “The message to Republicans needs to be, get…
Republicans in the House of Representatives are sticking to the line set by President Donald Trump after his defeat in the congressional elections. Some criticize voters and indicate that they intend to stand firmly behind the president. There are also signs that Republicans in the Senate may try to distance themselves more from the president, but few dare to criticize him publicly.
The electoral defeat casts doubt on the continuity of Trumpism and generates internal tensions in the Republican Party.
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