Source: Global Network [Global Network Report] The US Capitol Hill newspaper released a report on the 26th local time saying that recently, more and more famous Republicans have warned that former US President Trump should not participate in the general election again in 2024, or

Source: Global Network

[ Global Network report] The US Capitol Hill newspaper released a report on the 26th local time saying that recently, more and more famous Republican people have warned that former US President Trump should not participate in the general election again in 2024, or that if Trump runs for election, he will lose. According to reports, this means that after the midterm elections, the division within the U.S. Republican Party may be revealed.

reported that these Republicans include his father and brother who was formerly the president of the United States, Jeb Bush, and former House Speaker Paul Ryan , former Vice President Mike Pence and others. According to reports, Jeb Bush tried to run for US president in 2016, but failed in the Republican nomination stage. He recently told CNN that he believed that "there will be (voteers) desire that in 2024, our country will be led by a new generation, or candidates focused on the future."

report also mentioned that Colorado Republican Senate candidate Joe Odia directly said earlier this month, "I don't think Trump should run for another election, I will actively launch an campaign against Trump." According to reports, Odia attracted voters in the Democratic constituency of Colorado , partly because he distanced himself from Trump.

However, the Capitol Hill said that in the U.S. Congress and elsewhere, Trump still has many allies and they will welcome Trump to run again.

report mentioned that the poll results released by " USA Today " and Ipsos Group in August showed that 59% of Republican respondents supported Trump as the party's nominee in the 2024 general election, while 41% of respondents believed that another candidate should represent the Republican party. The results of the Harvard CAPS-Harris poll conducted in October showed that 55% of Republican voters said they would support Trump's nomination in the 2024 election.