PHOENIX – The gap between the founding of the Republican Party in Arizona and the pro-Trump wing has widened as committee members condemn Republican Gov. Doug Ducey; Cindy McCain, widow of Senator John McCain, the party’s candidate in 2008; and former GOP senator Jeff Flake.
Republicans also re-elected Kelli Ward, a key supporter of Donald Trump, as president. She is predeceased by Mr. Trump endorsed, and she had resentments with Mr. Ducey and other settlement figures traded and appealed the censorship.
“This election cycle has revealed that we have too much carmanism from top to bottom,” she said.
The Republican divide in Arizona is reflected in other states following Mr. Trump’s election loss and the January 6 riot. Ten Republican MPs who voted for Mr. Accusing Trump of urging supporters to protest at the Capitol is being targeted for primary challenges.
Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) On Saturday in Kentucky repelled a small group of Trump loyalists who opposed his remarks that he had an open mind to Mr. Trump convicted in his Senate hearing, repulsed.