Laura Ingraham Tells Republicans to ‘Get Their Act Together’ Ahead of Midterms
"Republicans are kind of whistling past the graveyard on some of these Senate seats that they thought were safe," American Majority CEO Ned Ryun says The post Laura Ingraham Tells Republicans to ‘Get Their Act Together’ Ahead of Midterms appeared first on TheWrap .
On Tuesday night, Fox News host Laura Ingraham urged Republicans to "get their act together" ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. Ingraham discussed the Republican primary runoff race between Darline Graham and Ralph Norman, speaking with Michael LaRosa, former press secretary for former first lady Jill Biden, and American Majority CEO Ned Ryun.
LaRosa expressed concerns about the Republican party's chances in states like Iowa, Kansas, and Mississippi, citing the party's failure to follow through on campaign promises. Ingraham agreed, asking Texas Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton if he was campaigning. LaRyn mentioned that Republicans have put themselves in a difficult position by not delivering on some of their campaign promises, including the SAVE America Act and rising gas prices.
Ingraham criticized Dr. Annie Andrews, the Democratic nominee for the South Carolina Senate race, for her pro-abortion and anti-Second Amendment stance. LaRyn was skeptical about the race being close, but acknowledged that Kansas and Mississippi could be problematic for Republicans. Ingraham echoed the same sentiment, stating that Republicans need to "get their act together," with Iowa being one of the states requiring immediate attention.
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