Ex-GOP Lawmaker Predicts 'Great Victim' Trump's Behavior With 3 Scathing Words
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Former Rep. Joe Walsh didn't hold back as he slammed the former president's divisive rhetoric.
Former Rep. Joe Walsh (R-Ill.) said Donald Trump is going to “cry, bitch and moan” for the rest of his campaign as he faces accountability for his misdeeds.
“It’s just divisive,” Walsh told CNN’s Jim Acosta Tuesday, reacting to the former president’s recent comments about Jewish voters. “Every single word, Jim, that he is uttering and will utter during this campaign is divisive. Dividing Jewish people, dividing Americans. It’s not going to stop.”
Walsh, a vocal Trump critic who left the Republican Party in 2020, said the party’s presumptive presidential nominee “has been a fraud and a con man his whole life.”
“This entire campaign, Jim, is going to be about him beginning to be held accountable for those crimes,” he continued. “And all he’s going to do is cry, bitch and moan about it.”
“But his followers love it, because he’s the great victim,” he added.
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