Trump fires back at WSJ editorial urging GOP to move on (accuse, borders)
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Donald Trump supporters need grief counseling. Donald Trump is a loser, accept it and move on!
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Former President Trump on Thursday lashed out at the Wall Street Journal editorial board for calling on Republicans to abandon him and blamed his GOP critics for the party's Georgia Senate losses.
In a statement released Thursday, Trump accused the paper's opinion section, which has a traditionally conservative bent, of supporting "globalist policies such as bad trade deals, open borders, and endless wars."
"They fight for RINOS that have so badly hurt the Republican Party," Trump said. "That's where they are and that's where they will always be. Fortunately, nobody cares much about The Wall Street Journal editorial anymore. They have lost great credibility."
The statement came in response to an editorial detailing the GOP's many electoral losses since Trump came into office.
The paper wrote that despite Trump's claims about his dominance, he lost to President Biden by 7 million votes and fumbled away two traditionally red states - Arizona and Georgia.
During Trump's tenure, Republicans lost the House, Senate and White House. The former president's approval rating never reached above 50 percent in most polls, the editorial says.
"As long as Republicans focus on the grievances of the Trump past, they won't be a governing majority," the editorial board concluded.
The Wall Street Journal also blamed Trump for the GOP's runoff losses in two Georgia Senate races.
Is that why you obsess over him? Seriously in the last 5 minutes all you have done on here is call Trump and his supporters silly names. Take your own advice and seek counseling and get over it
As someone who voted for President Trump AND receives a hardcopy of The Wall Street Journal every morning, I have yet to The Wall Street Journal editorial team say the Republican Party should move on from President Trump. I know Peggy Noonan has and a couple of other insignificants, but the team as a whole have not said we should move on. Actually, the past few weeks, the editorial team has been highlighting all the highlights of the Trump Administration and how the Republicans should BUILD on that.
Reading is fundamental! The articles are posted below!
Funny all the protest when somebody points out the obvious that the former self proclaimed emperor has no clothes. Dude is buck nekkid and glow in dark orange.
Is that why you obsess over him? Seriously in the last 5 minutes all you have done on here is call Trump and his supporters silly names. Take your own advice and seek counseling and get over it
They are still talking about him, they won’t let him go
An editorial is an opinion. I don't agree with that particular opinion, but I do agree with what most of the editorial board publishes. That's what makes America so great. That we can disagree on certain topics and that doesn't mean we can't agree on everything else. I don't stop reading a news outlet because i disagree with one editorial. And like i said, the editorial board has published WAY more articles highlighting the accomplishments of the Trump Administration. Just my experience.....
Fair enough. Respect for a person to express their 'opinion' publicly and have it published says there is a level of balance .
I personally don't want to see a political party disban. I do think it's important to reaccess where it veered , to re align itself.
Awareness is key.
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