Key takeaways:
- A group of Republican candidates and potential candidates for president in 2024 came together to strongly condemn and reject former President Donald Trump.
- The group was unified in their condemnation of Trump, despite the audience siding with him more often than the moderator.
- The condemnation of Trump comes after two years since he lost the last presidential election, and is a reminder that the political landscape has changed significantly since then.
On Tuesday, a group of Republican candidates and potential candidates for president in 2024 came together to strongly condemn and reject former President Donald Trump after he was found liable for sexual abuse and defamation. The condemnation came during a CNN town hall in New Hampshire, which was filled with voters who planned to vote in the state’s first-in-the-nation GOP presidential primary.
At the town hall, Trump seemed to be stuck in the past, even using the same insults he’s used against other women, such as calling the moderator Kaitlan Collins a “nasty person” for her fact checks. Trump also seemed to be unaware of the news, saying “I’ve been pretty busy — I know there’s different stuff in the news.”
The group of Republican candidates and potential candidates for president in 2024 were unified in their condemnation of Trump, despite the audience siding with him more often than the moderator. This is a stark contrast to the 2016 election, when Trump was the Republican nominee for president.
The condemnation of Trump comes after two years since he lost the last presidential election. It is a reminder that the political landscape has changed significantly since then, and that the Republican party is no longer willing to accept Trump’s behavior.
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