How Trump’s revenge tour against Republicans could cost the party in November
How Trump’s revenge tour against Republicans could cost the party in November
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- How Trump’s revenge tour against Republicans could cost the party in November
- President Donald Trump may be as unpopular as he’s ever been among the American electorate — but his grip on his core base of MAGA voters remains unshaken
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U.S. President Donald Trump
Sixteen months into his second term, U.S. President Donald Trump may be as unpopular as he’s ever been among the American electorate — but his grip on his core base of MAGA voters remains unshaken
That power was on full display over the last two weeks, as Trump ousted a string of fellow Republicans he considered apostates for not showing him enough personal fealty. The president’s revenge tour continued on Tuesday, when a hand-picked loyalist defeated U.S. Rep. Thomas M…
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- How Trump’s revenge tour against Republicans could cost the party in November
- President Donald Trump may be as unpopular as he’s ever been among the American electorate — but his grip on his core base of MAGA voters remains unshaken
- That power was on full display over the last two weeks, as Trump ousted a string of fellow Republicans he considered apostates for not showing him enough personal fealty
- The president’s revenge tour continued on Tuesday, when a hand-picked loyalist defeated U.S
- Thomas Massie, a frequent critic, in a Kentucky nominating contest
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