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Trump Lost The White House And Congress And Fomented A Riot, But The GOP Still Fears Him

Trump Lost The White House And Congress And Fomented A Riot, But The GOP Still Fears Him Trump’s hold on the Republican National Committee still appears strong, despite his inciting of a violent insurrection at the Capitol to overturn the election he lost. AP Photo/John Minchillo Trump supporters participate in a rally Wednesday, Jan. 6, in Washington. Thousands of people have gathered to show their support for President Donald Trump and his baseless claims of election fraud. FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. Donald Trump has become the first one-term president in a century to watch his party lose both the White House and all of Congress and the first president ever to incite a violent insurrection at the Capitol yet continues to be feared by that party’s leaders.

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Senate losses and Trump s incitement of mob open rifts in a party once in thrall

As Republicans distanced themselves, future candidates faced the question of whether to side with him or against him.

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Republican Party must split | News, Sports, Jobs

Froma Harrop, syndicated columnist As Donald Trump’s Republican Party descends into madness, dragged down by the president’s lies, threats and possible mental illness, it’s become hard to imagine democracy-loving conservatives continuing to live in the same house. They’re in a marriage that can’t be saved. The framework for a new party is already up, thanks to the seasoned Republican operatives behind the never-Trump movement. They can establish a safe space for the likes of Utah Sen. Mitt Romney, Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse and Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger, among others. And their tribe will increase. The new bloc could call itself the Lincoln Party or the Elephant Party or even the New Republican Party. Meanwhile, its leaders could reassure conservatives that a divorce from the Trump cult would not necessarily lead to splitting their votes. On the contrary.

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Senate losses, Trump s incitement open rifts in a party once in thrall

Senate losses, Trump s incitement open rifts in a party once in thrall
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Live updates: House Democrats eye impeachment of Trump as Biden forges ahead with transition

The president-elect on Friday plans to formally introduce more picks for key posts in his administration, including labor secretary, commerce secretary and head of the Small Business Administration.

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