GOP fears Trump speech could boomerang if focused on 2020 election
Summary
Some Republican members of Congress are worried that President Trump’s planned primetime speech, which will focus on elections and include a major announcement, might upset voters if it heavily revisits the 2020 election. The speech is scheduled for Thursday night at 9 p.m. EDT.Key Facts
- President Trump will give a national address on Thursday at 9 p.m. EDT.
- The speech will focus on elections and include a significant announcement.
- Some House and Senate Republicans are concerned about the speech’s content.
- Their worry is that focusing too much on the 2020 election could hurt public opinion.
- There have been rumors about what the “big announcement” might be.
- The address is expected to attract wide attention because of its timing and topic.
- Republican leaders are debating how to respond to or support the speech.
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