Angry Republicans blame Trump for midterms defeat

↗ اشتراک‌گذاری

According to the BBC, following the Democrats' upset victories in key states like Texas, Kansas, and South Carolina, a wave of anger has erupted within the Republican Party against Donald Trump. Bill Miller, a top Republican lobbyist in Texas, described the outcome as a disaster of the first magnitude and a total rejection of President Trump. Internal critics argue that Trump's focus on his legacy, construction projects in Washington, and public disapproval regarding his handling of the Iran war, tariffs, and immigration crackdown dragged the party down. While Trump's allies attribute the losses to weak Republican candidates in battleground states, some party strategists emphasize that it is time for the GOP to move past the Trump era and look toward the future.