We’ve given up long ago trying to control what Donald Trump says or what he thinks and, you know, unfortunately, he’s not going to go away quietly. I don’t think not too many of us expected that he would. But I believe there’s going to be a real battle for the soul of the republican party that’s going to last for years. This is not an easy thing.
Larry Hogan discusses the challenges the Republican Party faces with Donald Trump's influence and the ongoing struggle for its direction.
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I'm concerned about the direction of the party in the country. And I'll make a decision about 2024 after I finished this job.
And I think that's insulting not only to the vice president, but to people that actually do have mental disabilities.
If we can't reach a bipartisan solution on something like infrastructure that everybody agrees is a priority, then it is going to be difficult to do that on anything else.
I think he`s mentally unstable. And I would not give him a tour of the governor`s office, let alone do I want him to be the next governor.
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