A former president has accused his party of failing to capitalize on voter dissatisfaction, insisting that Republican candidates would have secured overwhelming victory in recent midterm elections if he had remained on the ballot. The claim comes amid ongoing debates over the GOP’s performance, with the former leader framing the results as a missed opportunity tied to his exclusion. Supporters argue his presence could have shifted the political landscape, while critics question whether his influence would have translated into broader gains. The statement underscores deep divisions within the party over strategy and leadership ahead of future contests.
Furious Trump declares GOP ‘would have won in a landslide’ if he was on midterm ballot New York Post
