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Re: Is Trump Losing His Grip On The GOP?
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Herbert
Jul 31, 2021, 8:51:54 AM7/31/21
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>
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> Trump threatened Republicans in order
> to block Biden’s infrastructure plan –
> but they ignored him
> July 29
>
> Former President Donald Trump may not
> have as much of a hold on the GOP as
> he thinks – after his threat that
> there would be “lots of primaries”
> for lawmakers who didn’t help sink
> Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan fell
> on deaf ears.
>
> Mr Trump made a last-minute appeal
> to Republicans after Senate Minority
> Leader Mitch McConnell said he would
> be voting in favour of advancing the
> bipartisan plan. The bill passed the
> Senate 67-32 after a total of 17
> Republicans joined with Democrats in
> a huge step forward for Biden’s
> economic agenda.
>
> “It is a loser for the USA, a terrible
> deal and makes the Republicans look
> weak, foolish and dumb,” Mr Trump said
> of the infrastructure plan.
>
> Mr Trump has maintained a significant
> influence on the party since leaving
> office; with his loyalists hitting out
> at Democrats’ attempts to investigate
> the 6 January riot, in which a mob of
> Trump supporters attacked the Capitol.
>
> However, the former president’s latest
> attempt to exert his influence over
> the party didn’t go quite as planned,
> with the vote going against his
> directive – and even allies such as
> Senator Lindsay Graham throwing their
> support behind advancing the $1tn plan.
>
> https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-gop-
> biden-bipartisan-plan-b1892944.html?utm_source=reddit.com
>
>
>
DER FUEHRER IS MELTING
>
>
>
> Trump threatened Republicans in order
> to block Biden’s infrastructure plan –
> but they ignored him
> July 29
>
> Former President Donald Trump may not
> have as much of a hold on the GOP as
> he thinks – after his threat that
> there would be “lots of primaries”
> for lawmakers who didn’t help sink
> Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan fell
> on deaf ears.
>
> Mr Trump made a last-minute appeal
> to Republicans after Senate Minority
> Leader Mitch McConnell said he would
> be voting in favour of advancing the
> bipartisan plan. The bill passed the
> Senate 67-32 after a total of 17
> Republicans joined with Democrats in
> a huge step forward for Biden’s
> economic agenda.
>
> “It is a loser for the USA, a terrible
> deal and makes the Republicans look
> weak, foolish and dumb,” Mr Trump said
> of the infrastructure plan.
>
> Mr Trump has maintained a significant
> influence on the party since leaving
> office; with his loyalists hitting out
> at Democrats’ attempts to investigate
> the 6 January riot, in which a mob of
> Trump supporters attacked the Capitol.
>
> However, the former president’s latest
> attempt to exert his influence over
> the party didn’t go quite as planned,
> with the vote going against his
> directive – and even allies such as
> Senator Lindsay Graham throwing their
> support behind advancing the $1tn plan.
>
> https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-gop-
> biden-bipartisan-plan-b1892944.html?utm_source=reddit.com
>
>
>
DER FUEHRER IS MELTING
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