Interview Topics: President Trump's divisive rhetoric over the holiday weekend
and the current state of the Republican Party.
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July 7, 2020

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Gov. John Kasich: It's Time for Republican Leaders to Stop Being Afraid of
Trump

Gov. John Kasich spoke with CNN's Kate Bolduan and Erin Burnett on Monday,
July 6th about President Trump's divisive rhetoric over the holiday weekend and
the current state of the Republican Party. Find links below to the interviews
and several clips.

 

Also, an excerpt below from a recent interview with the Washington Post's
Robert Costa & Philip Rucker.


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From the Washington Post
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"Former Ohio governor John Kasich, a Republican who ran against Trump in 2016,
said the GOP’s muted and scattered response to the president on race this week
underscores how the party is “in decline” and has become a vessel for Trumpism
— even as polls show Trump losing ground among seniors and white evangelicals
and trailing Biden in every key battleground state.

 

“They coddled this guy the whole time and now it’s like some rats are jumping
off of the sinking ship. It’s just a little late,” Kasich said. “It’s left this
nation with a crescendo of hate not only between politicians but between
citizens. . . . It started with Charlottesville and people remained silent
then, and we find ourselves in this position now.”

 

Kasich added, “I’m glad to see some of these Republicans moving the other way
but it reminds me of Vichy France where they said, ‘Well, I never had anything
to do with that,’ ” a reference to the French government that continued during
Nazi occupation in the 1940s."
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