US midterm elections: Republicans sharply criticize Trump – “This man is a loser”

The intermediate ones elections at USA they have turn into “failure” for Republicanswho are winning, but not by the percentages they expected, especially at a time when their opponents are faltering, with members of the conservative party strongly criticizing the Donald Trump.

The former US president had undertaken to create the “red wave” that would put Joe Biden in a difficult position, but the Democrats maintained their percentages, in the midst of fierce attacks they receive from political opponents and society, and especially at a time when they have new executives to show off.

The businessinsider.com So it says the most significant setback came in Pennsylvania, where Trump-backed Senate candidate Mehmet Oz was defeated by Democrat John Fetterman, hurting Republicans’ chances of taking control of the upper chamber.

In an interview with CNN, Trump’s former aide, Alyssa Farah Griffin, blamed the failures on the poor quality of candidates Trump endorsed. “Will they continue to nominate poor quality candidates to appease Donald Trump?” he said of the Republicans.

“If you want the Republican Party to thrive, we need to finally speak up and say, ‘This man is a loser, he lost in 2020, he’s losing a winnable seat this time,'” he continued.

Also, Scott Jennings, a conservative analyst who has been an adviser to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, said the results showed that Trump’s hopes of winning back the presidency were not primary.

“How could you look at these results tonight and conclude that Trump has a chance of winning the national election in 2024?” he said.

Caleb Hull, a pro-Trump communications strategist, said it’s time for the GOP to move on from Trump.

“I LOVED Trump and campaigned for him in 2016, but the guy has lost his mind and has screwed (sic) everyone in our party too much to be a serious person going forward. Updates on COVID-19 made it and now it has been sealed Time to move on,” he tweeted.