Several prominent Republicans have demonstrated their support for President Biden over former President Trump, signaling a fracture within the GOP and a departure from traditional party lines. Among these Republicans are:
Senator Mitt Romney: The Utah senator and former presidential candidate has been a vocal critic of Trump and has often crossed party lines to oppose the former president’s policies and actions.
Representative Liz Cheney: Cheney, who was ousted from her leadership position in the House Republican Conference due to her criticism of Trump, has continued to speak out against the former president’s influence on the party and his role in the January 6th Capitol riot.
Representative Adam Kinzinger: Another Republican congressman who has been outspoken in his criticism of Trump, Kinzinger has called for accountability for the events of January 6th and has advocated for a more moderate and inclusive Republican Party.
Governor Larry Hogan: The Maryland governor has been a vocal critic of Trump and has called for a more centrist approach to governance within the Republican Party.
Governor Charlie Baker: Baker, the governor of Massachusetts, has also distanced himself from Trump and has urged the GOP to focus on policies that appeal to a broader range of voters.
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These Republicans represent a faction within the GOP that is disillusioned with Trump’s leadership style and the direction of the party. Their willingness to break with party orthodoxy and support President Biden reflects a broader trend of discontent within the Republican Party and a desire for a more inclusive and moderate approach to politics.