They wanted the loses. They wanted to pin the loses on Trump. And they wanted you to believe that Trump was responsible for the loses and not them.
And they wanted you to forget about the election fraud in 2020 and likely election fraud in 2022.
And they wanted you to ignore the millions of more votes for Trump in 2020 and the Republicans in the House in 2022.
And you fall for it.
Trump is the party leader. It doesn't matter if he is in office or out. He was party leader in 2016 before he was elected. So your argument holds no water.
No. Trump was party leader in 2016 AFTER he won the primaries and the nomination. He was was no longer the party leader when he left elected office. At that point he is a private citizen.
Trump put Ronna McDaniel in as party chief and endorsed her strongly. Same with McCarthy.
Trump tried to work with the establishment but they stabbed him in the back. So your solution is to ditch the only current candidate who isn't part of the Uniparty.
With regard to McConnell, he put more money from his PAC into Trump endorsed senate candidates than Trump put into Trump endorsed senate candidates, despite Trump' PAC having raised more money.
You're comparing apples and oranges. Trump is a private citizen. The three Mc's control the party. It was their job to fund the candidates and not to sabotage the candidates.
FACTS are a stubborn thing.
The facts remain as I've stated.
Trump, as a private citizen, endorsed Ronna McDaniel to be party leader.
Trump, as a private citizen, endorsed Kevin McCarthy to be speaker.
Trump tried to work with the establishment under Ryan. He didn’t learn his lesson.
So, you make my case that Trump should not be our candidate. He is not learning from his past mistakes.