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Republican Senator Ben Sasse expressed concern this week about Trump’s activities so far: He said the president’s handling of the epidemic, good relations with dictators and his lack of distance from white extremists could cause a bloodbath in the elections to the Senate of November 3.
Congressional elections will be held at the same time as the presidential elections. Democratic victory in the lower house seems certain, but the outcome of the Senate elections remains questionable. Polls show there’s a good chance Democrats will win both the House and Senate, and Joe Biden has a better chance right now than Trump.
Trump did not release him, Twitter responded to Sasse’s criticism. In one of his posts, he wrote that Sasse is the least active of the 53 Republican senators, and in another tweet he says that the senator is a real disgrace to Nebraska.
… Nomination to run for a second term. Then he went back to his pretty stupid and unpleasant ways. You must feel that you cannot lose to a Democrat. Little Ben is a burden to the Republican Party and an embarrassment to the Great State of Nebraska. Other than that, he’s a wonderful guy!
– Donald (J.) October 17, 2020
The president was visibly offended as he also posted 4 tweets in a row this afternoon, pleading with Senator Ben Sasse. In one, he calls little Ben Sasse from Great Nebraska.
The least effective of our 53 Republican senators, and one person who really doesn’t have what it takes to be great, is little Ben Sasse of Nebraska, a state I’ve gladly done so much to help. was as good as a RINO can be until recently the Republican won … @SenSasse
– Donald (J.) October 17, 2020
Senator Little Ben Sasse of the Greater Nebraska State appears to be taking the same inglorious path as former Senators Liddle ‘Bob Corker, whose approval rating in Tennessee jumped from 55% to 4%, and Jeff “the Flake” Flake , whose approval rating in Arizona went from 56% to ….
– Donald (J.) October 17, 2020
And in one of his tweets, he suggests that perhaps a new candidate should be found in his place.
…. Practically nothing. Both senators became totally ineligible, could not even come close to winning their primaries, and decided to leave politics and gracefully “QUIT”. Could it be next, or maybe Republicans should find a new, more viable candidate? @SenSasse
– Donald (J.) October 17, 2020
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