Republicans Distance Themselves From Trump in Midterms
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Donald Trump wants the November 3 midterm elections to turn into another referendum on him. He asks voters to act like his name is on the ballot, plans a multi-day campaign tour and appears certain that Republican candidates want a seat next to him. In the ambivalent states, however, the picture is more complex. Republican Party candidates avoid head-on conflict with the president, knowing that his influence on the base remains strong, but at th…
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A few weeks away from crucial mid-term elections for Donald Trump, several Republican candidates have been noticed in recent days with advertisements where they distance themselves from the president, who nevertheless wants to make the election a referendum on his person.
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