This Kentucky Republican Is Erasing Trump From His Campaign
Ralph Alvarado replaced Trump-focused messaging with a healthcare pitch and says he will bring independent leadership to Congress, according to archived campaign pages.
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Kentucky GOP candidate scrubs campaign from any mention of Trump and MAGA
Ralph Alvarado won his Republican Primary this summer, and since then, he's worked to scrub his digital footprint of any mention of President Donald Trump and his MAGA affiliation. NBC News reporter Sahil Kapur spotted the change on Tuesday when Alvarado went from being an ally of Trump's to help "deliver on this bold vision to Make America Great Again." Now, Alvarado is all about "independent leadership." He's no longer listed as an "America Fi…
Trump suffers new humiliation as MAGA candidate scrubs endorsement off campaign materials
A MAGA congressional candidate in a Kentucky district Donald Trump carried by 15 points in 2024 has quietly rebranded himself just over two months before Election Day.Ralph Alvarado is running for Congress in Kentucky's 6th Congressional District, which covers Lexington, Richmond and Georgetown, and received the president's "Complete and Total Endorsement," but NBC News reported that he has stripped his campaign website of pro-Trump messaging an…
Trump Endorsee Scrubs Trump Mentions From Website
NBC News reports: Ralph Alvarado is running with Donald Trump’s endorsement in a House district in Kentucky that the president carried by double digits in 2024. But since winning the Republican primary in May, he has removed a series of pro-Trump messages and a photo of them standing together from his campaign website, according to an NBC News review. Previously, the homepage of Alvarado’s site trumpeted his support for Trump, painting himself a…
Trump-Backed Candidate Removes All Mentions of Trump
“Ralph Alvarado is running with Donald Trump’s endorsement in a House district in Kentucky that the president carried by double digits in 2024,” NBC News reports. “But since winning the Republican primary in May, he has removed a series of pro-Trump messages and a photo of them standing together from his campaign website.”
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