Former Trump staffers warn ‘we’re running out of time’ to stop his return to White House
Former Trump administration staff members have raised concerns about the limited time left to prevent former President Donald Trump from reentering the White House. In interviews with ABC’s This Week, Sarah Matthews, Cassidy Hutchinson, and Alyssa Farah Griffin discussed their experiences within the former administration and the potential for Trump to become the Republican Party’s nominee for the 2024 presidential election.
Matthews, who previously served as deputy press secretary, revealed that fear of security threats and online harassment may prevent staff members from speaking out against Trump’s claims about the 2020 election being rigged. She emphasized the urgency of the situation, saying, we’re running out of time in order to try to stop Trump from being in the Oval Office again.
Griffin, the former White House Director of Strategic Communications, expressed concerns about Trump’s ability to leverage the government better in his second term. She warned that he could potentially surround himself with die-hard loyalists in positions of power, a scenario she described as almost too scary to fully wrap your head around.
Hutchinson, a former aide to Trump’s White House chief of staff, stressed the importance of preventing Trump from winning the general presidential election in case he becomes the Republican primary nominee. Matthews echoed this sentiment, stating that she would choose democracy over voting for Trump, despite never having voted for a Democrat before.
Responding to the interviews, the Trump campaign characterized the three ex-staffers as ungrateful grifters and accused them of betraying the former president, likening their actions to the biblical figure Judas.
Trump has openly declared his intention to seek the presidency again in 2024, vowing to be a dictator on his first day back in the White House. Recent polls have indicated that he could potentially defeat President Joe Biden in a rematch. In seven swing states, including Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, Trump has shown a lead over Biden.
The possibility of Trump’s return to the White House has stirred concerns among the former administration staff members, who believe that the time to take action and prevent it is quickly running out. Their warnings reflect a sense of urgency as they call on other staff members to come forward and speak out against Trump to safeguard democracy.
The upcoming 2024 presidential election could potentially become a rematch between Trump and Biden, making the outcome critical for the future direction of the nation. As the clock ticks, the former Trump staffers remain vigilant, urging everyone to prioritize democracy over partisan loyalty to prevent history from repeating itself.
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