#trump-political-influence

#trump-political-influence

Maybe he doesn't think he needs us, Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) said last week, per Alaska Public Media. But I don't know. Last I checked, the laws don't just appear before his desk to be signed. White House spokesperson Olivia Wales told Axios in a statement that Trump "is the unequivocal leader and best messenger for the Republican Party, and he is committed to maintaining Republican majorities in Congress moving forward." She added that Americans expect Republicans in the 119th Congress to keep delivering on the clear America First mandate voters issued.

For many years, Donald Trump has trashed CNN and has taught his loyal followers to do the same. During the 2016 presidential campaign, angry chants of CNN sucks! reverberated at his campaign rallies, and he still jumps at every opportunity to disparage star CNN journalists such as Kaitlan Collins. He charges that the cable network is dishonest and biased against him.

Steve Bannon mysteriously talks about, We've got this plan.' I don't know what kind of plan you could have, Urban said before noting that amending the Constitution is the only way Trump could serve again. [I]t seems pretty clear. Urban then pointed to remarks from Trump earlier in the day, in which the president said Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marc Rubio would be great Republican presidential nominees. And listen, let no one be fooled to think that Donald Trump is going anywhere, Urban continued. He may not be president, but he's gonna be sitting at Bedminster or in Palm Beach. Can you imagine if you are President JD Vance, and every day you wake up to a slew of Truth Social posts and tweets about Donald Trump and reviewing your performance from the night before? Trump will remain large on the stage in American politics and global politics until he does not remain anymore. I mean, the guy is the Colossus at Rhodes and will remain that way.

I don't think my colleagues are happy about covering up for pedophiles, but that's what's happening. And it's so sick and twisted. The reason they're doing it is because they're terrified of President Trump's political machine, not just his legislative affairs folks are reaching out from the White House to every Republican member of Congress who might think about co-sponsoring this, Massie continued, adding: They're getting calls from the political machine that Donald Trump runs.