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Distracted Trump gives Republicans a real estate agent when they need a leader

August 20, 2026 - 03:36

Distracted Trump gives Republicans a real estate agent when they need a leader

As the midterm elections draw closer, Republicans are finding themselves in a difficult spot. They have a roster of candidates who are struggling to connect with voters, and the person who helped get them there, Donald Trump, seems more interested in his own grievances than in helping the party win. Jen Psaki recently highlighted this problem, pointing out that Trump's endorsements have not translated into success for many of his picks.

The issue is not just that some of these candidates are underperforming. It is that Trump appears unwilling or unable to step in and provide the kind of support that a party leader would normally offer. He has been distracted by legal troubles, his own social media platform, and the ongoing obsession with the 2020 election. Meanwhile, Republican candidates in competitive races are left to fend for themselves, often with little guidance and no clear message.

What makes this worse is that Trump may be too polarizing to actually help even if he tried. His brand has become so toxic among independent and swing voters that his presence on the campaign trail could do more harm than good. That leaves Republicans with a real estate agent when they need a leader. They have someone who knows how to sell a property but not how to build a coalition.

The result is a party that is fractured and uncertain. Some candidates are trying to distance themselves from Trump, while others are doubling down on his rhetoric. Neither approach seems to be working well. The voters are looking for solutions to real problems, like inflation and crime, but they are getting chaos and infighting instead.

If the Republicans want to have any chance in November, they need someone who can actually lead. That person is not currently in the picture. Trump's distractions have left a void, and no one else has stepped up to fill it. The party is paying the price for putting all their eggs in one basket, and that basket is full of personal grudges and old fights.


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