Trump Doesn't Care About the Midterms because Trump Doesn't Care About Congress
Trump says he does not care about the midterms as Republicans push a Texas map that could leave the state 80% GOP, analysts said.
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Trump doesn't care about the midterms because Trump doesn't care about Congress
This November, Republicans could lose the House. They could lose the Senate. Yet Trump appears remarkably unconcerned. Why? Because his political power doesn't primarily come from Congress. It comes from his influence over the Republican base. As Trump looks ahead, legacy, not succession, will be his central political project. In the latest episode of the GZERO Debrief, Clayton Allen breaks down why Trump may care more about his place in history…
Winning, for Trump of this second term, is exactly this. The ability to entirely subordinate his own faction.
The fix is in: Why Trump isn’t worried about the midterms
Donald Trump keeps saying he’s not worried about the midterms. He says it the way a card player says he’s not worried—when he’s already seen the other guy’s hand. Asked about his flailing Iran war ceasefire negotiations and whether they affect voters’ opinion of him and the Republican Party on May 27, the president responded: “They thought they were going to outwait me, you know, ‘we’ll outwait him, he’s got the midterms.’ I don’t care about the…
Why Trump wins even if Republicans lose: GOP advisor
President Donald Trump said point-blank last week that he does not care about the midterms. His slate of endorsements, his campaign to purge Republicans he deems disloyal regardless of the fallout, and his stalled, near-invisible legislative agenda suggest he may not be bluffing.For Trump, “there might be political upside regardless of who wins,” argues Bloomberg columnist Abby McCloskey. After all, McCloskey notes, Trump endorsed Texas Republic…
Why Trump Wins Even If Republicans Lose the Midterms: Columnist
President Donald Trump said point-blank last week that he does not care about the midterms. His slate of endorsements, his campaign to purge Republicans he deems disloyal regardless of the fallout, and his stalled, near-invisible legislative agenda suggest he may not be bluffing. For Trump, “there might be political upside regardless of who wins,” argues Bloomberg columnist Abby McCloskey. After all, McCloskey notes, Trump endorsed Texas Republi…
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der Standard DEWith an unpopular president and radical candidate, the party threatens a severe defeat at the Midterms. Then the real problems begin
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