Republicans Separate from Trump Pre-Elections
The article discusses the strategy of Republican candidates ahead of the US midterm elections, as they seek to reduce their dependence on and distance themselves from Donald Trump in their campaigns, despite their continued association with his policies. It appears that many candidates are gradually moving away from Trump, while some are carefully highlighting their limited support for him, especially given his declining popularity and the accumulation of controversial policies such as trade wars, immigration, and fuel prices. Polls indicate a decline in positive public opinion towards the Republican administration, and it seems that backing Trump may not be the best option for candidates in the upcoming elections. Additionally, the strategy of distancing themselves from Trump is relied upon to increase their chances of winning, although its success has been limited so far.
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