Erick Erickson Warns of Impermanent Trump Agenda Amid Midterm Catastrophe
Conservative radio host flags a fragile second term and a recent DOJ resignation as signs of chaos for ordinary Americans.
For many voters, Erick Erickson – a conservative radio host – points out that President Trump may have to work with Democrats in his final two years if he hopes to leave office with a stronger legislative record, and he calls the current agenda "impermanent," telling NewsNation's Leland Vittert it is "the most impermanent second term of any president in American history."
Critics see the Daily Caller’s report that a top DOJ civil rights enforcer resigned – days after Republicans endured a bruising defeat that the outlet brands a "midterm catastrophe" – as further evidence that the establishment is failing ordinary citizens.
Original reporting
The Hill
Trump has ‘transformed nothing that can’t be turned back the day after he leaves office’: Erick Erickson
Conservative radio host Erick Erickson warned that President Trump may have to work with Democrats in his final two years if he hopes to leave office with a stronger legislative record, calling his current agenda “impermanent.” “This is the most impermanent second term of any president in American history,” Erickson told NewsNation’s Leland Vittert. “Every…
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Top DOJ Civil Rights Enforcer Resigns After Midterm Catastrophe
Days after Republicans endured a bruising defeat
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- Erick Erickson is a conservative radio host.
- Erick Erickson said President Trump may have to work with Democrats in his final two years if he hopes to leave office with a stronger legislative record.
- Erick Erickson called Trump's current agenda "impermanent."
- Erick Erickson told NewsNation's Leland Vittert: "This is the most impermanent second term of any president in American history."
- Leland Vittert works for NewsNation.
- The Daily Caller reported that a top DOJ civil rights enforcer resigned.
- The resignation came days after Republicans endured a bruising defeat, which The Daily Caller refers to as a "midterm catastrophe."
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