‘Very unusual’: These 3 GOP Senators say they won't vote for Trump in November
March 10, 2024
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3:24Now Playing‘Very unusual’: These 3 GOP Senators say they won't vote for Trump in November
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as posted by the channelGOP Senator Todd Young said this week that he will not vote for Trump in November, becoming the third lawmaker in the Senate who has said they won’t support their party’s presumptive nominee. Former RNC Chairman Michael Steele speaks to Charles Coleman Jr. about what this reveals about fractures in the Republican party and whether it will make a difference given Trump’s grip over the rest of the party and its base.
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