Professor Joshua Scacco told Newsweek, 'His influence in the Republican party is, at present, being questioned,' after poor results hit his endorsed candidates.
Joshua Scacco, associate professor and associate chair of the Department of Communication at the University of South Florida, toldhow Trump finds himself in a"difficult position" heading into a possible announcement of a presidential campaign.
"Trump needs to find a way to change the narrative following a midterm election where many of his endorsed candidates in battleground states lost," Scacco said"By shifting public attention to a presidential run, he also is attempting to shift the narrative. His influence in the Republican party, at present, is being questioned."
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