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'He Blew The Midterms': Trump Can't Stop Lashing Out At His Own Party

What a big baby.

On Saturday, Donald Trump's handlers must have hidden his phone while the former President's daughter, Tiffany, was getting married at his Florida resort, Mar-a-Lago. The former reality show star lost the 2020 election 740 days ago and has been lashing out ever since. To add to his problems, the biggest loser in the 2022 midterm elections was Donald Trump. So now he's lashing out at his party. He's being openly critical of his possible 2024 rival, Gov. Rick DeSantis, much to the chagrin of his party. Lumpy then took a shot at another potential 2024 contender, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin.

But there is one Republican that Lumpy has been attacking ever since he attempted to overthrow the election. Mitch McConnell called Trump out for his role in the attack on our Capitol, and since Trump has never learned the word consequences, he is holding a grudge like Stevie Ray Vaughan held a guitar.

"It's Mitch McConnell's fault," Trump insisted. "Spending money to defeat great Republican candidates instead of backing Blake Masters and others was a big mistake. Giving 4 Trillion Dollars to the Radical Left for the Green New Deal, not Infrastructure, was an even bigger mistake. He blew the Midterms, and everyone despises him and his otherwise lovely wife, Coco Chow!"

Just as Trump's attack on Youngkin was racist, the former President had to go there with McConnell's wife, too. Trump endorsed a bunch of wackadoodle candidates, and he's now blaming others because they lost. Trump has been trying to claim that the midterms were a success, but now he's saying it's McConnell's fault.

Here's Trump 24 hours ago:

I had such great success on Endorsements, perhaps success like no one has had before, both for Republican Nominations and the General Election itself, and I continue to get Fake News, RINO, and Radical Left criticism, but seldom congratulations or praise. That's the way it is, and that's the way it will always be!

He can't have it both ways. That's not how this works. That's not how any of this works.

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