Former Republican New York Governor George Pataki said on Sunday that former President Donald Trump is “tearing apart the Republican party” in the wake of the party’s poor performance in races across the country and its failure to win control of the Senate. Pataki is a member of the Republican Party.
“The problem is Donald Trump. The sooner he goes away, the quicker we will have the new Republican Party” Pataki told Eric Shawn. “I hope he’s not around for long.” “He’s had his time, and now, since the election, he’s pulling apart the Republican Party,” said one commentator.
Pataki, who served as governor of New York from 1995 to 2006, said to Fox News the previous week that the failure of Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-N.Y.) to replace Gov. Katy Hochul (D) in New York was due to Zeldin’s support for Trump. Pataki served as governor of New York from 1995 to 2006.
After pollsters, experts, and officials from both parties anticipated a blue wave would sweep the nation, Democrats earned unexpected gains across the board.
On Saturday, the Democrats were able to clinch a majority in the Senate, but the outcome of the race for control of the House is still up in the air. In a statement on social media on Sunday, President Trump pointed the finger of blame at Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell for the dismal performance of the midterm elections.
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Because of his poor performance in the midterm elections, everyone looks down on him and his wife, Coco Chow, who is otherwise quite gorgeous. Trump had written it.
The majority of the last week was spent by Republicans pointing fingers at one another, with some members of the party speculating that the party failed to campaign on a clear plan while others accused Trump-aligned candidates of focusing too much on 2020 election issues.
Pataki stated on Sunday that “when we talk about Trump, we lose,” adding that the party “followed him down a cliff in 2018” and then “followed him to a loss to Joe Biden, of all people, in 2020.” Pataki made these statements about the president.
The former governor of New York stated that current rising stars in the Republican Party such as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R), who won reelection with ease on Tuesday, and other rising stars in the party should now take centre stage.
Pataki made the following statement: “There are other good candidates, but the point is, if we look forward, we are going to win.” “We are setting ourselves up for another defeat if we continue to look to Donald Trump for leadership.”
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