Trump Advisor Says Midterms Will Be ‘F***ing Rough’ for GOP, Contradicting White House Optimism
Trump advisor admits midterms will be tough for GOP as polls show record disapproval of Trump and his policies.
POLICY WIRE — Washington, D.C. — A senior advisor to former President Donald Trump has publicly acknowledged that the upcoming midterm elections will be difficult for Republicans, contradicting the optimistic messaging from the White House.
The unnamed aide told CNN that the party is facing a “f***ing rough” contest, with the best-case scenario being a repeat of the 2022 midterms, when Democrats lost the House but retained control of the Senate. This admission highlights growing concerns within Trump’s inner circle about the party’s ability to attract swing voters and independent supporters.
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Despite Trump’s insistence on leading the GOP’s campaign efforts, portraying the vote as a referendum on his leadership, polling data suggests a deepening public dissatisfaction. A recent survey by CNN’s Harry Enten revealed that 50% of voters disapprove of Trump’s job performance, with 56% of independents expressing strong negative views. These numbers have led some candidates to avoid featuring Trump in their ads or inviting him to campaign events, though officials argue that his presence remains essential for mobilizing base voters.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
