GOP officials give up on futile Trump persuasion
Summary
White House officials and Republican leaders say they no longer try to persuade President Donald Trump on decisions because they feel it is pointless. Although many Republicans doubt his choices now, they continue to follow his directions and expect him to remain a major political figure after his current term ends.Key Facts
- Top White House staff and Republicans have stopped trying to influence President Trump’s decisions.
- For years, Republicans mostly agreed with Trump’s ideas, but now many question his judgment.
- Despite doubts, they continue to support and carry out his wishes, including unusual actions and campaign plans.
- Officials say Trump does not act on every impulse, but examples of restraint are not shared.
- Republicans worry about losing control of the House and Senate in upcoming elections.
- After the midterms, attention will shift to the 2028 presidential race and new Democratic leaders in Congress.
- A close adviser insists Trump still holds strong influence and will not fade from politics after his term.
- Trump insiders believe they will continue to align with him even after he leaves office.
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