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GOPer bewails MAGA errors —telling ‘disgruntled’ voters to 'get over' it

Daines warned of possible Republican midterm losses and urged voters angry about the party’s candidates to vote.

GOPer bewails MAGA errors —telling ‘disgruntled’ voters to 'get over' it
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Sen. Steve Daines warned that Republicans could face major midterm losses and urged voters angered by the party’s direction to support its candidates, citing the stakes for the Supreme Court. He pointed to Texas’s Senate race and his support for John Cornyn.

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Steve Daines
R · MT · SEN

Montana senator urging Republican voters to support the party’s candidates

PRIMARY SUBJECT
Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President whose endorsement of Ken Paxton and campaign appearances are discussed

Chuck Schumer
D · NY · SEN

Senate minority leader mentioned in Daines’s hypothetical about future Senate control

Ken Paxton
R · TX

Texas Senate candidate discussed in connection with Trump’s endorsement and the primary

Jon Tester
Former U.S. Senator (D-MT)

Montana politician mentioned as a winner in the 2006 Senate election

Sherrod Brown
Former U.S. Senator (D-OH)

Ohio politician mentioned as a winner in the 2006 Senate election

Susie Wiles
R · White House Chief of Staff

White House chief of staff whom Daines said he spoke with

John Cornyn
R · TX · SEN

Texas senator and former primary opponent of Ken Paxton

ALSO MENTIONED  Clarence Thomas, Supreme Court justice mentioned in a hypothetical retirement scenario; Conrad Burns, Montana politician mentioned as Tester’s 2006 opponent; Jim Talent, Missouri politician mentioned as a Republican who lost in 2006; Mike DeWine, Ohio politician mentioned as Brown’s 2006 opponent; Sonia Sotomayor, Supreme Court justice mentioned in a hypothetical retirement scenario

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