NOT SO FAST: GOP blaming Trump for midterms ‘moving way too quick,’ Mercedes Schlapp says
CPAC Senior Fellow and former White House senior adviser Mercedes Schlapp says the Republican Party should 'let the people decide' if Trump or DeSantis is better suited for president in 2024.
Her comments come on the heels of Trump questioning Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ "loyalty and class" in a Truth Social post – and again using the moniker Ron "DeSanctimonious." "The reality is, is you got to let the people decide. People are going to have their opinions following this past election," Schlapp told host Stuart Varney. "I think it's good for our process to have Donald Trump run."Schlapp also encouraged other Republican leaders to consider a presidential bid in 2024, noting a growth of the GOP in states like Texas, Ohio and Florida.
Other conservative figures, like Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears, have indicated it’s time for Trump to step down from his pedestal after his backing efforts of some midterm election candidates proved to be lackluster. . "I think it is the sentiment now of a large number of Americans, both Republican and Democrat, to get away from the drama and get back to the business of the country and its real needs: fighting inflation, combating crime, and getting control of the southern border."
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