
Republicans start pointing fingers at Trump after severe midterm defeat
President that of Donald Trump On Wednesday, allies tiptoed into once-unthinkable territory: blaming the president.
The unusual frankness followed resounding defeats for the Republican Party across the country, a repudiation of the president that matched some of the party’s worst fears. Some spoke of the war in Iran and its effects on gasoline and food prices. Others highlighted the president’s behavior.
“There is a little moment of reflection within the Republican Party as to where they are going,” said Matt Dole GOP chairman in deep-red Licking County, Ohio. “I think you’re going to see part of the Republican Party advocating a return to normal, which is not the same as repudiating Trump’s ideology and policies, but will reject Trump’s style.”
“It seems a little ironic,” failed Republican candidate for Maine governor Bobby-Charles told POLITICO. “but I am nevertheless optimistic for the future because Trump’s will disappear in two years.
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