Anti-Trump GOP Group Aims To Peel Off Nearly a Third of Trump’s 2020 Coalition

‘What they don’t like about Joe Biden is top of mind right now. When we put Donald Trump at top of mind again, they start to come around to the idea that Donald Trump is too much of a threat,’ one Republican strategist tells the Sun.

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Presidents Biden and Trump. AP, file

With a $50 million ad campaign slated to begin in the spring and run through November, Republican Voters Against Trump is hoping to peel off as much as 30 percent of President Trump’s 2020 coalition.

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