Trump says voters are angry with Republicans - but not him - as midterms near
President Trump acknowledged that voters are increasingly frustrated with the Republican Party ahead of the midterms, though he insisted he remains personally popular. He faces challenges in maintaining the GOP's congressional majority amid low approval ratings.
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The article highlights the disconnect between the President's perceived popularity and the broader political headwinds facing his party during an election cycle.
President acknowledged that voters are growing increasingly angry with the Republican Party, but said he had no idea why
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