Republicans know the president that of Donald Trump unpopularity poses a big problem for them in November. They also recognize that it might be their only option to avoid an erasure.
Five weeks before Election Day, many Republicans face the “damned if they do or damned if they don’t” dilemma. Some candidates in close races are be wary of alienating undecided voters by campaigning alongside Asset and the baggage that comes with it: high gasoline prices, voters’ lingering economic concerns, and the protracted war in Iran.
But keeping the president at arm’s length could make it harder to select the low-propensity voters they need — voters who don’t Asset was able to bring to the polls.
“These guys are in trouble,” said a national GOP operative who requested anonymity to speak candidly about the landscape, like others in this article. “They may not want Trump to come to the district, but there are still things that Asset can do to help.
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