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The discussions included over 120 members who are worried about Mr Trump’s influence in the party

The early stage discussions include former elected Republicans, former officials in the Republican administrations of Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush and Trump ...

Evan McMullin, who ran as president in 2016, held a Zoom call last week On the call were 120 former Republican officials concerned about their party They discussed forming a new party based on principled conservatism  Names floated included the Integrity Party and the Center Right Party  They were dismayed by January 6 vote from over half Republicans in Congress Eight senators and 139 representatives voted to stop certification of Bidens win  Trumps spokesman Jason Miller dismissed the 120...

Large portions of the Republican Party are radicalizing and threatening American democracy. The party needs to recommit to truth, reason and founding ideals

More than 120 of them held a Zoom call last Friday to discuss the breakaway group, which would run on a platform of "principled conservatism," including adherence to the Constitution and the rule of law - ideas those involved say have been trashed by Trump.

11 Feb 2021, 5:52 MORE than 120 anti-Donald Trump Republicans are considering forming a breakaway party, as the former president has branded them "losers." The group consists of former Republican officials who are discouraged by the partys loyalty to Trump and have started talks about a possible center-right breakaway party. 4 4 Evan McMullin said that he hosted the Zoom call where the group discussed a potential third partyCredit: Getty Images - Getty The group held a Zoom call last Friday to ...

The former Republican officials view the party as unwilling to stand up to former President Trump and his attempts to undermine U.S. democracy, four people involved in the discussions told Reuters.

Days before former President Donald Trumps second impeachment trial began, more than 100 former GOP officials reportedly hopped on a Zoom call. The topic: how to best rally whatever anti-Trump momentum is left in the party.

Dozens of former Republican officials, who view the party as unwilling to stand up to former President Donald Trump and his attempts to undermine U.S.…

Talks come after more than half of the Republicans in Congress voted to block certification of Biden’s election victory just hours after the Capitol siege.