Mitch McConnell and the RINOs are actively undermining the candidacies of their own party in order to demolish Donald Trump and his America First movement.
As it becomes increasingly obvious that most lawmakers don't prioritise our country's best interests, the globalist influence over America's elected representatives cannot be emphasised. Instead, to placate other countries' governments and finance wars abroad, establishment Republicans collaborate closely with Democrats.
Donald Trump and his America First friends are the only thing standing in their way, the only thing stopping a complete globalist takeover of the United States.
Take note of how geopolitics and world affairs radically changed practically soon after Biden became office. Following a pause of four years during Trump's presidency, world leaders have restarted their efforts to create a one-world government.
Mitch McConnell, the leader of the Senate minority, has been a key player in Washington, D.C., in the effort to stop Trump's comeback. Despite the Former President's track record of achievement both at home and abroad, he has treaded carefully and remained on the fence by refusing to fully support Trump's agenda.
With his most recent action, McConnell severely damaged the chances of his own party's candidates in an effort to spite Donald Trump and the MAGA movement.
McConnell expressed scepticism about Republicans' chances of regaining the Senate majority late last week. He implied that Trump-backed candidates are less than ideal and cited "candidate quality" as a significant factor in the GOP's midterm success.
McConnell: "I think there's probably a greater likelihood the House flips than the Senate. Senate races are just different, they're statewide, candidate quality has a lot to do with the outcome."
This is also a tacit admission that the GOP can't win without gerrymandering. pic.twitter.com/zWvS4jzeQz
— MeidasTouch (@MeidasTouch) August 18, 2022
Former President Donald Trump responded to McConnell's assertions in the manner of his choosing by publishing a statement to his Truth Social account.
Why is Mitch McConnell, a "broken down hack politician," allowed to "openly attack" his own party's candidates, Trump questioned Republican senators. Instead of "helping his crazy wife and family become rich on China," the Former President advised the Senate Leader to "spend more time (and money!)" on supporting America First candidates.
Trump's speech highlights several fundamental problems that the Republican Party is currently facing, which deepens the divide between RINOs and America First candidates. Most significantly, a lot of Americans think it's disgraceful that Republicans, despite their popularity, won't band together behind Trump and his America First programme.
Before the midterm elections, Republican Party leaders are starting to plan their financial strategies.
Post on Truth Social by President Trump. pic.twitter.com/BM4pDLHYPc
— D. Scott @eclipsethis2003 (@eclipsethis2003) August 21, 2022
Trump and McConnell both control hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of political advertising, so they are free to publicly gripe about anybody or anything, even one another. But given Trump's track record of endorsing success and popularity, it might be advantageous to band together in the fight to restore American greatness.
The preceding is a summary of an article that originally appeared on The Bearded Patriot.
