Republicans Turn on Each Other, Blame Trump as Midterm Fears Grow: 'We're Running for Our Lives'
House Republicans are split over whether Trump or party strategists are to blame as polling shows a widening map of vulnerable seats.
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Donald Trump Is Creating Chaos: The GOP Is Already Tearing Itself Apart as Midterm Losses Look Brutal
With two weeks until the midterms, a new POLITICO report describes Republicans bracing for losses and preparing to blame each other, while Reuters says President Trump is privately faulting his own advisers over spending and strategy. Trump remains publicly optimistic and has floated the possibility of a big Republican win.
(Washington = Yonhap News) Correspondent Hong Jeong-gyu = As concerns grow that the U.S. ruling Republican Party will lose the midterm elections in two weeks, internal conflicts are already arising within the camp...
With the U.S. midterm elections just over two weeks away, concerns about a potential defeat are growing within the Republican Party, leading to a blame game already underway.
US President Donald Trump is growing increasingly nervous about the situation ahead of the midterm elections for Congress, and as November 3rd approaches, there is increasing blame-shifting within the Republican camp. Although Trump will not be on the ballot, he is urging his supporters to treat the election as if it were a vote for him personally. […]
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