WASHINGTON, D.C. – Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Joe Gruters joined The Matt Gaetz Show to highlight the rise of socialist candidates surging in key races across the country, strong Republican candidates, and the Democrat civil war in Maine.
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On the Socialist Surge in
Battleground Races:
“[Socialists are] winning
all these nominations from coast to coast. We're not talking about just
Portland and New York City. We're talking about Iowa. We're talking about
Pennsylvania. We're talking about across the board, Michigan. They have these
radical leftists that are winning these nominations, and it's creating
favorable matchups for our candidates.”
“Now [Democrats] have
their messaging and it’s coming directly from these Democrat socialists. It's
out of control. But certainly it should give us a leg up in these elections in
November.”
On Strong Republican
Candidates:
“We're getting the favorable
matchups we want. If you look at the Senate side, Rogers is a winner. He's
[got] a great chance. Sununu, who we helped, and are continuing to help, great
chance.”
“And then we have Susan
Collins, Husted, Hinson, Moody, Sullivan, Paxton. All great candidates. And
once we win in November, we're going to win. And once we win, these MAGA
warriors are going to go to D.C. They’re going to pass the SAVE America Act.
They’re going to pass the President’s agenda and we’re going to be much better
off.”
On the Democrat Civil War in
Maine:
“The only reason why the
National Democrats abandoned [Platner] is because they finally realized he
couldn't win. There was so much stuff on him that it was preposterous to look
at, and it's almost unbelievable. But now what the Democrats are in is a civil
war. It's just like when Kamala was nominated, just like when Biden was
nominated, they're doing it behind closed doors. They're not even having a
debate.”
“People have a choice, but
[Democrats] won't [have a debate]. They won't do it because this is what the
Democrats do. They are the party of the elite ruling class, and that's why
they've been selling Americans out down the river for the last 50 years. So
it's no surprise to me they're not even going to have a debate in Maine.”
