Rob Finnerty looks at a new formation of prominent conservatives who have broken from President Trump - and where "third party" discourse could lead the next big election. And "keep an eye on who funds this."
President Donald Trump's recent endorsement of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton marks a pivotal moment in the Republican Party, signaling a definitive shift towards the MAGA movement. The endorsement comes as a direct challenge to incumbent Senator John Cornyn and the establishment GOP, emphasizing Trump's agenda and highlighting failures in policy implementation by establishment Republicans. This endorsement has dramatically altered the dynamics of the Texas Senate race, as Paxton's odds surged while Cornyn's campaign effectively collapsed. ----------------------------------- USA compounded, The Wellness Company’s RX Parasite Cleanse! Click http://www.twc.health/TURLEY and use code TURLEY for $52 Off + Free Shipping on every order.…
For the Republican officials and operatives who have been turned into outcasts as they balk at President Trump and his MAGA takeover of the party, there’s a question about what to do next: Join the Democrats? Try to influence specific issues? Or try to retake control of the Republican Party? Those in Our Republican Legacy (ORL) are attempting the latter path, forming a “shadow RNC” with the goal of working to regain control of the state GOP structures one by one — with the ultimate goal of making a non-MAGA candidate the Republican presidential nominee in 2028. The Hill's House Leadership Reporter Emily Brooks explores the critical debate amongst conservatives in The Movement, her newsletter analyzing influences and debates on the…