Republicans Find Moving On From Trump Is Hard
Republicans are reassessing Trump after midterm losses exposed voter anger over tariffs, inflation and foreign policy, while outside groups spent billions to hold ground.
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Republican insiders reveal why the GOP wants to dump Trump — but can’t
On Friday, after several days of licking their wounds following their midterm mauling, a new report revealed that Republicans are beginning to look for a way to move their party beyond the leadership of President Donald Trump. But according to GOP insiders who spoke with the Washington Post, that’s easier said than done. “We’ve never seen a political figure dominate a party to the degree that Trump has over the past 10 years — certainly not in m…
Republicans Find Moving On From Trump Is Hard
“As Republicans reckon with a historic rout in Tuesday’s midterm elections, calls to extirpate Trump from the right’s politics are resounding more forcefully than at any point since the first of his three presidential bids,” the Washington Post reports. ”But in a party that has, over the intervening decade, remade itself to a once-unimaginable extent […]
After a historic defeat in the congressional elections, the Republican Party faces a deep identity crisis. Despite falling support and mounting criticism, Donald Trump refuses to relinquish control of the party. The media predicts a brutal internal struggle, and the future of the MAGA movement hangs in the balance. As the Washington Post notes, Republicans should distance themselves from the president, but this won't be an easy task.
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