A former president has expressed concerns about the electoral prospects of a Republican Senate nominee in North Carolina, calling him a "great man" while acknowledging potential challenges ahead. The remarks came as a major Senate Republican-aligned political action committee began scaling back its planned spending in the state. The comments suggest shifting dynamics in the race, with the nominee facing an uncertain path despite high-profile support. The development signals a possible strategic realignment ahead of the campaign season.
President Trump said he was worried about North Carolina GOP Senate nominee Michael Whatley’s election chances as the Senate Republican super PAC began canceling reservations in the state Friday. “I think he’s a great man, and I am worried about him,” Trump told reporters on the South Lawn en route to a campaign rally in...
