President Trump indicated he withdrew Rep. Elise Stefanik's nomination as U.N. ambassador due to concerns about the GOP's position in upcoming elections. He noted her popularity and importance in her district, urging her to remain to avoid risking a loss in the House. Trump's comments reflect the precarious nature of current elections, emphasizing the financial and competitive challenges faced by GOP candidates. The acknowledgment of tightening polls in key districts illustrates the strategic considerations guiding his decisions.
President Trump expressed concerns about losing the House majority, explaining his decision to keep Rep. Elise Stefanik in her position rather than nominating her to the U.N.
Trump emphasized Stefanik's popularity and importance in her district, explaining, 'We cannot take a chance. We have a slim margin.'
Highlighting the competitive nature of elections, Trump noted, 'You never want to say can't be beaten, but I think can't be beaten,' referring to Stefanik's strong standing.
Trump mentioned financial disparities in the election race, stating, 'They're spending like $12 million, and our candidate doesn't have that kind of money...so the airwaves are blanketed.'
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