The Democratic Party’s better-than-expected performance in the Tuesday midterms has sparked a firestorm of debate on the right about the future of the Republican Party and over whether former President Donald Trump should consider not running again in 2024.
Trump teased earlier this week that he will make an announcement on the matter on Tuesday, November 15th. But the defeats of high-profile right-wing candidates whom he endorsed – such as United States Senate hopeful Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania and Michigan gubernatorial nominee Tudor Dixon – have raised a lot of eyebrows about Trump’s viability against incumbent Democratic President Joe Biden (presuming that he seeks a second term).
Similarly, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ nearly twenty-point reelection victory over Democratic challenger Charlie Crist signals that Trump’s grip over the GOP’s conservative…
