The diary The Wall Street Journal, one of the most influential media outlets for state law, advocates for the Republican Party’s new presidential candidate Donald Trump solely to separate the center-right electorate and facilitate the power of more democracy.
“Trump’s launch is new, but he’s not going to win other national elections. He’s losing the election ahead of the January 6 events, and as president he has never won a 50% higher approval,” the WSJ editorial said.
“You can launch a revenge electoral turn, you can launch as a candidate for a third party, but only logarithm divides into the center-right and elect democrats “, sign the text.” “The country is waiting for the presidency of Trump and the Republican Party to continue without rumor that this is the case.”
Other media related to Rupert Murdoch, such as the tabloid The New York Post and the television Fox News, también han expressed critical postures recently hacia Trump after haberlo supported during years.
The Senate expelled Trump on Saturday from accusing him of inciting the insurrection by his papal violet to the Capitol, which his superiors would perpetrate on January 6, while his senators would vote in favor.
As far as the dissidents are concerned, there is an unprecedented amount in the history of political juveniles and presidential presidents, Trump is constantly dominating the party because the base permanently fiel.
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The Gallup-Rapport poll – last month saw 82% of Republicans support Trump’s administration, which raised about $ 250 million after Nov. 3 thanks to false electoral fraud allegations.
Interestingly, a 54% of the state auditors believe that Trump is definitely a follower of political activity.
Trump is aware of the support of the government. And he just hopes that the Senate will complete the sabbath day in a communiqué that “we will do a lot of work on delante. We will soon emerge with a vision for an unlimited, radiant and brilliant future”.
