Wall Street Journal Warns Republicans Are Headed For A 'Senate Wipeout'
The board said Trump’s attacks on incumbents and divisive nominees have put at least six GOP Senate seats in jeopardy.
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Dmitry Drobnitsky: As of early September, the situation with the Senate elections began to take a bad turn for the Republicans, who 2-3 weeks ago still hoped to retain the upper house of Congress..
As of early September, the situation with the Senate elections began to take a bad turn for the Republicans, who 2-3 weeks ago still hoped to retain the upper house of Congress in the upcoming November elections (the Republicans seem to be...
WSJ Board: Trump May Again Cost GOP The Senate
The Wall Street Journal editorial board writes: After the 2020 election, Republicans were poised to hold the Senate majority if they won merely one of two January runoff races in Georgia. President Trump proceeded to make the races a referendum on his claim that the November election had been stolen. GOP turnout slumped, and Democrats … The post WSJ Board: Trump May Again Cost GOP The Senate appeared first on Joe.My.God..
WSJ editors at wits' end as blundering Trump sets himself up for a 'state of siege'
Even the Wall Street Journal's conservative editorial board has seen enough, warning in a blunt column that President Donald Trump may be about to cost Republicans the Senate.The fed-up board drew a direct line to Georgia in 2021, when Trump's stolen-election lie helped hand Democrats two runoff sea...
WSJ issues brutal warning accusing Trump of costing Republicans the Senate
The Wall Street Journal editorial board penned a bombshell column late Monday where the board labeled President Donald Trump as the GOP's biggest liability. The editorial began by remembering how angry Trump was after losing the 2020 election, particularly in Georgia, which had been a reliably red state until a colossal effort to register more voters and get them to the polls resulted in a Democratic victory. Instead of continuing his fight for …
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