Republicans in Tough Races Move Away From Trump
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Republicans in Tough Races Move Away From Trump
"Republican candidates in some of the toughest House and Senate races have begun to break from President Trump on central parts of his agenda, a sign of the weight they believe some of his policy stances have placed on their election prospects," the Wall Street Journal reports."The pushback by these
Donald Trump continues to cause displeasure within the Republican Party before the U.S. interim elections. Congressional candidates are now even called upon to stand up against their president with their own campaigns.
It is rare for Republicans to stand up against their own president. María Elvira Salazar has dared to do so, probably out of fear for his own political survival.
President Gringo could lose the majorities in Congress in November. Republicans have electoral fear. The post Maria Elvira Salazar, Abelardo's ally in the US, distanced herself from Trump appeared first on La Silla Empty.
In the parliamentary elections, the Republicans want to defend their majority. But shortly before Trump has to listen to criticism from his own party – this is rare. Thus, a Republican MP attacks him.
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