Donald Trump Will Likely Hate His New RNC Co-Chair’s Verbal Blunder On Fox News
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Michael Whatley rhetorically asked Friday, “Were you better off four years ago than you are today? The answer for this entire country is no.”
One of the two new co-chairs of the Republican National Committee made a statement on Fox News Friday that will likely piss off former President Donald Trump.
The gaffe wasn’t made by Trump’s daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, but by her seemingly more experienced co-chair, Michael Whatley.
It happened when Whatley attempted to reiterate the GOP’s latest ploy to voters ― asking them if they are better off now than four years ago.
Considering that the world was overtaken by the pandemic in 2020 ― and Trump was in office ― it might not be the best talking point for Republicans.
Still, Whatley tried to make that point on Friday but ended up making the opposite point:
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