“Few things have been constructive”: the Republican Party deplores a distracted Trump in the home stretch of the mid-term elections

Republicans play whack-a-mole with the president Donald Trump during the last two weeks of the midterm exams.

Republican candidates are desperate to stick to the One Big Beautiful Bill’s tax cuts, Asset accounts for children and the president’s work to reduce the cost of prescription drugs.

Instead, in the home stretch of the midterms, Asset and his administration forced the Republicans on the trail to respond to live broadcast the execution by firing squad of the Fort Hood shooter, its taxpayer-funded political ads promote its achievements and an agreement announced with the Russian president Vladimir Putin to try to bring down diesel costs. His latest move, exempting Russia from a new sanctions law sponsored by the late Sen. Lindsey Grahameven attracted slight criticism Saturday from the South Carolina senator. Darline Grahamthe sister of the late senator, candidate for re-election.

He also attacks Republicans: Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar for its advertising targeting its immigration policy; The senator Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) for delaying a DST bill and, on Thursday, the senator from Texas. John Cornynwhose political career Asset actually finished, as well as veteran GOP strategist Karl RovéFor hurt the attorney general of Texas Ken Paxton Senate campaign.