Trump Under Fire From Within G.O.P. After Midterms

[C_Clayton_Jones]

“Donald J. Trump faced unusual public attacks from across the Republican Party on Wednesday after a string of midterm losses by candidates he had handpicked and supported, a display of weakness as he prepared to announce a third presidential campaign as soon as next week.

As the sheer number of missed Republican opportunities sank in, the rush to openly blame Mr. Trump was as immediate as it was surprising.

Conservative allies criticized Mr. Trump on social media and cable news, questioning whether he should continue as the party’s leader and pointing to his toxic political brand as the common thread woven through three consecutive lackluster election cycles.

Mr. Trump was seen as largely to blame for the Republicans’ underwhelming finish in Tuesday’s elections, as a number of the candidates he had endorsed in competitive races were defeated — including nominees for governor and Senate in Pennsylvania and for governor of Michigan, New York and Wisconsin.”

Trump Under Fire From Within G.O.P. After Midterms (Published 2022)

“Republicans have followed Donald Trump off the side of a cliff,” a longtime adviser said.

www.nytimes.com

To be fair to Trump, much of the Republicans’ failures this Tuesday had to do with poor candidates who were wrong on the issues, regardless Trump’s endorsement.

 

[jbrownson0831]

“Donald J. Trump faced unusual public attacks from across the Republican Party on Wednesday after a string of midterm losses by candidates he had handpicked and supported, a display of weakness as he prepared to announce a third presidential campaign as soon as next week.

As the sheer number of missed Republican opportunities sank in, the rush to openly blame Mr. Trump was as immediate as it was surprising.

Conservative allies criticized Mr. Trump on social media and cable news, questioning whether he should continue as the party’s leader and pointing to his toxic political brand as the common thread woven through three consecutive lackluster election cycles.

Mr. Trump was seen as largely to blame for the Republicans’ underwhelming finish in Tuesday’s elections, as a number of the candidates he had endorsed in competitive races were defeated — including nominees for governor and Senate in Pennsylvania and for governor of Michigan, New York and Wisconsin.”

Trump Under Fire From Within G.O.P. After Midterms (Published 2022)

“Republicans have followed Donald Trump off the side of a cliff,” a longtime adviser said.

www.nytimes.com

To be fair to Trump, much of the Republicans’ failures this Tuesday had to do with poor candidates who were wrong on the issues, regardless Trump’s endorsement.

No failures, only wins doofus.
Are you math stupid too?

 

[excalibur]

McConnell withdrew funding from Bolduc and was very cheap with funding Masters. Meanwhile, he sent millions to prop up Murkowski and believed O'Dea had a chance on Colorado.

Yeah, the problem was McConnell and the other old guard which includes Paul Ryan.

 

[toobfreak]

“Donald J. Trump faced unusual public attacks from across the Republican Party

TOO FUNNY. Sorry, BoBo, but keep your leftwing rag propaganda spreading bullshit from democrat-aligned RINOs spewing the same old TDS. Trump like a good leader endorsed nearly 200 candidates and he's a failure because 9 of them lost by a small margin?

Tell me shitstain, how many winners did Mitch McConnell endorse? He actually PULLED funding from three republicans, one needing it badly, to give it to a buddy of his who didn't even need it at all.

 

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“Donald J. Trump faced unusual public attacks from across the Republican Party on Wednesday after a string of midterm losses by candidates he had handpicked and supported, a display of weakness as he prepared to announce a third presidential campaign as soon as next week...

The GOP is sick of the Cry Baby Loser.

Trump lost the GOP the House, Senate, and Presidency in one term, a hat trick no one had pulled off since Herbert Hoover.

His wee-hand-picking losers in Georgia (twice?) and his bungling Pennsylvania away by his craving abject devotion were the last straw. Anointing his bum kissers rather than electable candidates has the Party big shots livid. Even his chief enabler Rupert Murdoch has dropped him like a radioactive turd.

Rupert Murdoch Knees Trump in the Balls

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The prospect of ongoing revelations of his sordid antics in various legal venues will mean Trump, as a recidivist presidential candidate, would be incessantly whining, lying about the past, playing his platinum victim card, and lashing out in petty vendettas.

That's not a prospect that Republicans need or want - especially when they have a fresh authoritarian upstart in the wings who mugged Mickey Mouse, fresh off a landslide in the Dangling Appendage State, with a subservient state legislature to spit polish his ugly-ass Bruno Maglis®.

The principle problem the RNC faces is how to keep Trump from savaging the promising aspirant as his principle grudge target in his loser grievance jamborees.

Hell hath no fury like a pathological narcissist scorned.

Trump faced unusual public attacks from across the Republican Party on Wednesday after a string of midterm losses by candidates he had handpicked and supported, a display of weakness as he prepared to announce a third presidential campaign as soon as next week.​

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As the sheer number of missed Republican opportunities sank in, the rush to openly blame Trump was as immediate as it was surprising.​

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Conservative allies criticized Trump on social media and cable news, questioning whether he should continue as the party’s leader and pointing to his toxic political brand as the common thread woven through three consecutive lackluster election cycles.​

[Trump Under Fire From Within GOP After Midterms]​

At this stage, skanky old Trump makes Stormy Daniels look like a blushing ingénue.

He'll always have Paris.

Trump said White House doctor 'loved looking at my body'​

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[miketx]

No failures, only wins doofus.
Are you math stupid too?

No he's another liar tearing us down.