- An advisor said that former President Donald Trump is “livid” following GOP midterm setbacks. He was “screaming at everybody,” he added.
- Trump has endorsed more that 330 GOP candidates for state and federal office.
- The advisor stated that Trump would still likely announce his intentions for 2024 White House, despite the losses.
After many Republican candidates underperformed, Trump was “livid” and “screaming” at everyone. Tuesday’s midterm electionCNN was told by a Trump advisor.
Trump had supported more than 330 GOP candidates for state and federal office, but the much-anticipated “red waves” of Republican victories never materialized. In the fight to control Congress.
Trump Advisor, who was not identified, stated that “Candidates matter”. CNNOn Wednesday, he added, “They were all poor candidates.”
After he teased yet another bid for the White House earlier in the week, Trump is widely expected launch a 2024 presidential campaign next week. Trump stated Monday at an Ohio campaign event that he is a “very good candidate” for the 2024 presidential race. November 15th, “Big Announcement”at his Mar-a-Lago resort Florida.
Trump’s humiliating GOP losses due to Trump’s handpicked candidates are not a concern. Trump Advisor told CNN that he will likely announce his 2024 plans because “it is too humiliatingly embarrassing to delay”, noting that there were many unknowns at the moment.
Trump has already attacked any potential opponents to him, most notably the newly elected Florida governor. Ron DeSantis.
DeSantis — whom Trump endorsed when he first ran for office — was one of the few GOP successes on election night, winning another term in Florida by historic margins on a night when Trump’s endorsed candidates flopped.
Ex-GOP strategist and conservative political commentator Trump is unlikely to win the 2024 presidential election, according to some reports — should he run — based on the early results of the 2022 midterm elections.
“How could you possibly look at these results tonight, and conclude Trump has any chance to win a national election 2024?” Scott Jennings was a former adviser to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in an early Wednesday Tweet.
