JF In the News: Trumpworld Scrambles to Contain Oz Endorsement Fallout
Donald Trump and close allies are moving swiftly to contain the blast radius of the backlash sparked by his endorsement of physician Mehmet Oz in the Pennsylvania Senate race.
Donald Trump and close allies are moving swiftly to contain the blast radius of the backlash sparked by his endorsement of physician Mehmet Oz in the Pennsylvania Senate race.
Former Trump strategist Steve Bannon is warning Donald Trump that his preferred candidates risk losing key primary battles to ‘Never Trumpers’ if he does not pour millions of dollars into their campaigns.
Conservative commentator John Fredericks, a Trump friend who served as his Virginia campaign chair in 2016 and 2020, had the former president on his radio show Wednesday. Fredericks, who met Oz at CPAC in February and just endorsed him, opened the interview with a question about whether Oz is a “MAGA candidate.”
John Fredericks, the host of The John Fredericks Show, told Trump on Tuesday to “face reality” as polls show Perdue behind incumbent Governor Brian Kemp in the Republican primary.
Trump said on the conservative radio program The John Fredericks Show Tuesday morning that Kemp has proven to be “very hard to beat,” which he called “a shame.”
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NEW YORK CITY, New York–How much trouble is President Biden in? Don’t look at the polls, though they are telling. The latest NBC News survey shows Biden approval rating upside down by 15 points, a new low. No, take a look at his budget instead.
This national poll of 1,000 likely voters conducted between March 17 to 22, shows that it’s not getting better for President Biden and it could get worse.
Only 29% say that the United States is headed in the right direction. This is the lowest level we polled on this question since 2016. Two-thirds of the voters, 65%, say the country is on the wrong track. Naturally, the wrong track sentiment is highest among Republicans 92% and 2020 Trump voters 94%.
Georgia’s chief elections officer has stacked up appearances on conservative radio and other media in recent months — taking lumps over his break with Donald Trump in an effort to rebuild his standing in the GOP ahead of his 2022 campaign.
Can Cruz win over the Trump faithful? His 2016 bid went badly. But if Trump stays out in 2024, Cruz is sure to make another try.