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Trump LAUGHS In His Own Supporters' Faces
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6:38Now PlayingDonald Trump could care less about who he endorses in the Missouri Senate election, just as long as they win. John Iadarola and Jessica Burbank break it down on The Damage Report.
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Trump Neglected To Name Which GOP Candidate He’s Endorsing In Missouri, Writing Simply ‘ERIC’ (They’re Both Named Eric)
"Donald Trump is surrounded by scandal, enraging everyone from the Justice Department to families of 9/11 victims. But he’s still the presumptive Republican nominee for president in 2024, even if Fox News appears to be done with him. He’s a kingmaker, or at least he still thinks he is. But when it comes to endorsing a candidate for Missouri’s open Senate seat, he made a curious choice.
Trump’s had two Erics to choose from. There’s Eric Schmitt, the state’s sitting attorney general, who, like Trump, doesn’t think too kindly about Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell. Then there’s Eric Greitens, the state’s former governor, who resigned in disgrace, and came under fire for an ad in which he hunts down “RINOs,” or Republicans who are insufficiently Trumpy.
Which Eric would he pick? On Monday, he made his decision. And it appears to be…both of them?"
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