There’s no doubt about it: When J.D. Vance, an author and first-time Senate candidate, received Trump’s backing in the Ohio Republican primary, he secured the nomination.
It’s something he’s done a lot of in the past Ron DeSantis, I’m talking to you — Trump found a lone Republican in the midst of the herd, snatched him away, and led the party to victory.
That Trump didn’t support and win Vance when he was president, at the height of his political authority, is novel at all about the Vance endorsement and victory.
After Trump lost his attempt for a second term, they arrived instead, making him only the first incumbent president to lose an election since George Herbert Walker Bush. As a result of Trump’s unpopularity with the general population, his party’s majorities in both the House and the Senate were quickly eliminated in 2018 and 2020, respectively.
This takes me to a remark from a public speech Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a possible 2024 Republican presidential contender in his own right, made Tuesday night at the Ronald Reagan library in California.
On the heels of losing seven of the previous eight presidential elections, “a party that couldn’t even defeat Joe Biden is sorely in need of a course correction,” said the former Vice President of the United States.
In light of Trump’s administration, the only conclusion that can be drawn about the GOP is this: It’s time for the party to undergo a major shift.
In spite of the fact that he has overseen and bears responsibility for Republicans being locked in out of power today on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, Trump persists and not only persists, but prospers!
As a result, Hogan’s request for a change of direction is likely to be ignored. In the event that he decides to run for president, he would be a significant underdog against Donald Trump in the process .
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