Former President Donald Trump appears to be nearing an endorsement in Missouri's U. S. Senate race, and while he has not said who he would endorse, he made it clear on his Truth Social site that it won't be Fourth District Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler.
From the Kansas City Star:
“You can forget about Vicky Hartzler for Senate from the Great State of Missouri,” Trump wrote. “She called me this morning asking for my Endorsement, much as she has on many other occasions. I was anything but positive in that I don’t think she has what it takes to take on the Radical Left Democrats, together with their partner in the destruction of our Country, the Fake News Media and, of course, the deceptive & foolish RINOs.”
Trump issued a statement of support for Seventh District Congressman Billy Long, but made it clear he was not endorsing Long.
With Long running a distant fourth in what is looking to be a three-candidate race between Hartzler, former Gov. Eric Greitens and Attorney General Eric Schmitt, it would seem Trump will likely endorse either Greitens or Schmidt.
Eric Greitens should be in jail. Eric Schmitt is not much better. He might be the most self serving politician in Missouri history. He has sued both Marshfield and Diamond to make himself look good. Oh and China for starting covid. Vickie Hartzler is not a great choice but the lesser of all evils. When asked about term limits she answered that it was the voters responsibility to vote people out. Fat Billy, has he even sponsored a new bill since he has been there,
ReplyDeleteTrump probably told all three congress-critters to not give up a safe seat because when he comes back in 2024 he will need them to keep from being impeached a record 3rd and 4th time. Only Jason Smith listened so it serves Hartzler and Long right for disobeying him.
ReplyDeleteSchmidt was right to sue Diamond for running a speed trap. But Trump's lawyers have disappointed him.
No, the one most like Trump is Greitens and judging by his ads he will get 30% of the vote and win the primary election and more than likely the Senate general election in November.
Then maybe another hairdresser will take him down because he's a bigger p*ssy-grabber than even Trump.
Deal with it.