Author Douglas Murray says former US president Donald Trump would have claimed responsibility and taken “all the credit” for the red wave if it came during the midterm election.
He said if this happened then the Republican Party would have been put through the “Trump psycho drama” for another couple of years.
“With the red trickle … I think actually is good for the Republican Party,” he told Sky News host Rita Panahi. “If the Republican Party can move post-Trump era, essentially say thank you for your service but too divisive a figure to bring over the undecideds in 2024, we need someone who has got a proven track record like Governor Ron DeSantis in Florida.Read More
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