House Republicans are privately expressing frustration about former President Trump's performance in his debate against Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday. read more
With Harris's campaign gaining momentum and Trump continuing to prove himself unable to pivot and stay on message, what should Mike Johnson and the Republicans do? Johnson should adopt Nikki Haley's approach. Few politicians are savvy enough to walk the tightrope between MAGA and Never-Trump as Haley has done over the past eight years. While challenging Trump in the primaries, the former South Carolina governor built a strong grassroots support network and a healthy fundraising pipeline. She continues to be critical of Trump and his poor politics while maintaining support for his conservative policies. While the emergence of Trump has sent prominent Republican figures like Ted Cruz and Kevin McCarthy into the shadows, Haley has positioned herself as the leading candidate to take the mantle when he's gone, with the potential of uniting the broken factions back into a thriving party. read more
Robson #11: That is like saying you cannot be pro-democracy but anti-Hitler, because, nominally, Hitler was democratically first elected. Ridiculous and offensive comment Robson.