Former Republican presidential candidate and ex-New Jersey governor criticizes the GOP’s congressional strategy as reckless, calling its approach to midterm elections "malpractice" amid unexpectedly tight races. Speaking on a major Sunday political show, he highlights the Kansas Senate contest as evidence of the party’s missteps in a challenging electoral climate. The remarks reflect growing internal debate over whether Republicans are positioning themselves effectively to hold onto key seats. His assessment underscores broader concerns about the party’s messaging and campaign tactics ahead of a pivotal election cycle.
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) said Sunday the GOP is committing “malpractice” in its efforts to retain control of Congress amid a tough midterm environment for the party. Christie — a former Republican presidential candidate — discussed the surprisingly competitive Senate election in Kansas while appearing on ABC News’s “This Week.” “As a...
