Trump Advisors Joked About Seeking Asylum in Israel Ahead of Midterm Defeat: Report
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Senior Trump strategists discussed possible Republican electoral collapse, with one joking that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu could protect them, according to New York Times
In a private meeting six days before the midterm elections, US media reported that Trump's advisers even joked about the possibility of seeking refuge with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. Here are the details of that conversation...
The New York Times claims that US President Donald Trump's advisors joked about seeking refuge in Israel if they lost the midterm congressional elections during a video call.
The New York Times claims that advisors to US President Donald Trump joked about seeking refuge in Israel if they lost the US midterm congressional elections during a video call.
Following the heavy defeat of Republicans in the November 3 midterm elections in the US, details have emerged of a private meeting held by Trump's advisors before the election. According to The New York Times, top Republican strategists discussed the possibility of defeat at a meeting held six days before the election. Trump's chief pollster, Tony Fabrizio, reportedly said, "Maybe we can get asylum from Israel."
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