Mackowiak noted that you “can’t overstate” the “panic” inside the GOP, which stands to lose House and Senate seats as well as governorships if Trump does too much damage to the party.
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A Republican strategist trashed Donald Trump and his campaign on Twitter on Thursday, warning that the presidential nominee is “threatening elected [Republicans] at all levels” of government.
Trump’s accusation against Obama and Clinton went well beyond a charge made in the past by him and other Republicans: that the president and former secretary of state helped create the conditions for the rise of Islamic State by withdrawing US troops from Iraq in 2011.
Trump’s pivot to jobs was eclipsed a day later by his controversial remarks about blocking Clinton’s judicial appointments. “She lied when she said she only had one device”.
Gov. Rick Snyder, who can not run for a third term because of term limits, has decided not to endorse Trump four years after the governor rallied with GOP nominee Mitt Romney in MI.
It called for an “immediate shift” of party funding Senate and House races, to aid down-ballot Republicans whose own election prospects have been harmed by Mr Trump’s unpopularity. I’m the one raising the money for them. “And he just put out a tweet it’s untrue”, Trump said.
I might remind Republicans of Sarah Palin’s attempts to upstage Senator John McCain at his concession speech, and this time the Palin is the front-runner.
Gov. Rick Snyder and three of Michigan’s nine Republican U.S. House members – Justin Amash, Fred Upton and Bill Huizenga – aren’t endorsing Trump.
Mackowiak and his party are examining Trump and the problems with Trump and how he can win this campaign by laying low and shutting up. Trump claimed sarcasm in July as well after he was heavily criticized for inviting Russian Federation to dig up tens of thousands of “missing” emails from Clinton’s time as US secretary of state.
Democrats want to make Republicans’ stance on Trump an issue in this fall’s battles for congressional and legislative seats.
The letter from Trump-weary and anxious Republicans describes him as a danger to himself and the party.
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“They’ll be better off in the long run if they do the right thing and disavow this person who’s a historically disgraceful candidate for president”.
