Trump's main concern is balancing Republican Democrats and Democratic Republicans, and the closer we get to the November election, the more this concern grows.
Political group of Anna Science and Technology News AgencyAlthough the Harris-Trump race continues to be neck and neck in key and gray states like Wisconsin, Michigan and Nevada in the polls, what has led the former US president to worry is a repeat of the 2020 election: where some traditional Republicans supported Biden caused his final defeat in the structure of the Electoral College!
The problem is that as we get closer to the presidential election in November, we see an increase in the number of opponents within Trump's party; An issue that can extend to the voters of this party in key states.
Trump attributes his defeat in the states of Arizona and Georgia in 2020 to dissatisfied Republicans; Those who are willing to prevent Trump from winning again, cast their votes in favor of Biden and the Democratic Party.
Recently, signs of this issue have been seen in the November elections. In the latest incident, 238 members of the American Republican Party, including high-ranking figures of the party, have withdrawn their support from Donald Trump.
Simultaneously with this action, a million dollar campaign against Trump has been started in the decisive states. “Liz Cheney”, the former representative of Wyoming and one of the most important Republican figures, who used to work at the highest levels of American politics and was even known as Donald Trump's intra-party rival, has now publicly supported Kamala Harris, the Democratic candidate in the elections.
“As a conservative who believes in the American Constitution, I have thought long and hard about the current dangers that Trump poses to the country,” Cheney said at a ceremony at Duke University in North Carolina. “I will not vote for Trump in the November election, I will support Kamala Harris.”
Meanwhile, Cheney is not the only Republican who, by announcing his support for Harris, has joined the growing number of Republicans who, contrary to the party's official position, have announced that they will not support Trump in the upcoming elections.
Jimmy McCain, the son of the late Arizona Senator John McCain, who was one of the well-known figures of the party, has announced that he will not vote for Trump and will instead support Harris, the Democratic candidate. “I am concerned about my family and I support equal rights for everyone in this country,” McCain said in a statement.
Adam Kinzinger, a former representative of Illinois, and Olivia Troy, a former national security advisor in the Trump administration, are among the other Republicans who have taken a stand against Trump.
Among the signatories of this letter, the names of prominent people who were active during George Bush's presidency can be seen. Jane Becker, the director of the office of George Bush Sr., the 40th president of the United States, as well as some close associates of John McCain and Mitt Romney, including McCain's two former chiefs of staff and David Nirenberg, Romney's campaign finance chief in 2012, are among the signatories of this letter. .
Trump's main concern is to establish a balance between Republican Democrats and Democratic Republicans! Some Republicans support the candidate of the Democratic Party, while on the opposite front, some senior members and close associates of the Democrats have declared their support for Donald Trump.
Among these figures, we can mention Tulsi Gabbard, the Democratic candidate for the 2020 US presidential election, as well as Robert Francis Kennedy Jr., the son of Senator Kennedy and the nephew of the former president of the United States of America.
