‘Almost everybody I endorse wins’: Trump crowns himself 2022 kingmaker

For a few months, former President Donald Trump has only been out of office, but in the meantime actually, he’s preparing for a big political triumph although it’s too early to decide on another run for the White House. Monday evening on Fox News, During an interview Trump indicated his heavy engagement in the 2022 midterm elections. That will be a highly competitive year for both major parties. Senate, Republicans will be scrambling to topple their power Democrats in narrow control of the House.
That’s the truth that Trump may have lost to President Joe Biden in 2020, but he still inspects himself as a kingmaker in the Republican Party. Trump declared host Sean Hannity, specifically referring to Rep. Julia Letlow, “Look, almost everybody I endorse wins,” whom he endorsed for Louisiana’s 5th Congressional District, Complications in December that late Rep.-elect Luke Letlow, died of COVID-19. Exuded confidence in Republicans taking back control of the House but admitted that he believes the Senate will be more of a challenge although Trump, has said he won’t decide on a 2024 run until

after the 2022 midterm elections. “I tell you that at least eight senators would have lost their race,” Trump told. “I could name them, but I don’t want to embarrass them, but that includes Mitch, who is heading south. He called me up. He said, ‘I need your help.’ And I’m very popular in Kentucky. I love Kentucky. And they love me. And I helped him, and he won by the most he’s ever won by.”

According to the report to run in Georgia’s Senate race Trump has also nudged former NFL player Herschel Walker but as well as urging Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson to run for reelection. Trump ally, Johnson, who helped lead congressional investigations into Biden’s son, Hunter, over his ties to Ukraine and China, earlier said he would retire after his second term.