Ty Cobb on Midterms: Trump Intends ‘to Steal These Elections Where Possible’
Cobb said Trump could use campaign money and new ballot rules to shape the 2026 midterms, as Republicans plan an unusual Dallas convention.
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Former Trump White House lawyer Ty Cobb says the president will ‘steal these elections where possible’ in November: ‘It is his intention to interfere’
Former White House lawyer Ty Cobb says Donald Trump’s lack of spending on Republican candidates may be because the president plans to interfere in the November midterms “where possible.” Cobb, who worked in the White House during Trump’s first term, made the comments Thursday, September 3, while appearing on “The Beat” on MS NOW with host Ari Melber. Cobb’s claim came after Melber brought up the unusual midterm convention Trump has scheduled fo…
Ex-Trump lawyer in ominous new midterm prediction: ‘Steal these elections’
A former White House lawyer for President Donald Trump is making a startling new prediction about what Trump will do in the midterm elections. Speaking with host Ari Melber on “The Beat” on MS NOW, attorney Ty Cobb pointed to Trump’s personal $400 million campaign war chest, money that Trump is not currently directing to midterm races.
Ty Cobb on midterms: Trump intends ‘to steal these elections where possible’
Former Trump White House lawyer Ty Cobb said Thursday that President Trump would attempt to “steal” the 2026 midterm elections “where possible.” Cobb, in an appearance on MS NOW, discussed reports of GOP lawmakers declining to attend a Republican National Committee event, underlining concerns about Trump’s political brand almost two years into his second term.…
Former Trump White House Lawyer Says President Will ‘Steal These Elections Where Possible’ in November
Ty Cobb, a former attorney who served during President Donald Trump's first term, said the president will "steal" November's midterm elections in areas wherever he can. The post Former Trump White House Lawyer Says President Will ‘Steal These Elections Where Possible’ in November first appeared on Mediaite.
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