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'It's his fault': GOP operatives in frenzy as calamity forces Trump to deep red states
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President Donald Trump is being deployed to deep red states to shore up Republican candidates who, in a normal year, would be waltzing to reelection — and it's his own unpopularity dragging them down . Bastions of conservatism including Alabama, Alaska, Iowa, Ohio and Texas now need Trump's star power to turn out his most die-hard supporters, Politico reported. But every trip spent playing defense in red strongholds is one the GOP can't spend putting Democrats "on the back foot" in traditionally competitive states . "The problem is that the fires are everywhere right now ," said one GOP donor granted anonymity told Politico. According to the report, "Trump’s upcoming travel — including to Alabama, Oklahoma and Ohio this week — puts a focus on what Republican donors and operatives have feared for months: that even a gerrymandered House map and whopping cash advantage won’t be enough to save the House or Senate from Democrats." Concern inside the White House is especially high over Alask
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