Seth Meyers: The GOP Can't Tear Itself Away From Loser Trump
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Who needs popularity when you can rig voting laws?
The man who loves to insult “losers” continues to cast a spell on the GOP, even though he’s a loser. Former President Donald Trump, who lost the 2020 election by 7 million votes, has somehow remained the Republicans’ great hope for the next election. But who needs popularity? Seth Meyers asked on “Late Night” Thursday. Republicans “can stick by a deeply unpopular ex-president who never once cracked 50% job approval, and never won the popular vote” because they’ve decided a candidate doesn’t have to be popular — as long as they can rig elections, Meyers explained.
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