In a shocking move, former President Donald Trump has shifted the blame for the growing discontent among Republican voters towards the party's leadership in Congress. In an interview published early Friday, Trump claimed that GOP voters are not upset with his performance as president, but rather with the politicians he has worked with in Washington. This statement comes as a surprise, given the widespread criticism of Trump's handling of various issues, including his relationship with Congress. Trump's comments have sparked intense debate about his role in the party's woes and the direction of the Republican Party, with many questioning whether his leadership is still a unifying force for the base.
President Trump in an interview aired early Friday appeared to deflect blame for the anger among the Republican base toward the party’s leadership in Congress, saying in an interview published early Friday GOP voters are not "angry" with his job as president. “They’re angry at Republicans but they’re not angry at me,” Trump told Punchbowl...
