Why this Republican governor thinks his party became ‘worse than a lash’ on Tuesday

Kevin StittOklahoma’s outgoing Republican governor has a message for the president Donald Trump: Try to be nice.

“People are just a little tired” Stitt told POLITICO in an interview Friday morning, three days after the Republican Party suffered devastating election losses across the country and just hours before Asset pupil Stephen Miller be his chief of staff.

“They’re just ready for something new and change… President Trump’s the policies are amazing, and he’s doing a really good job on many fronts, but civility and just trying to be nice to people I think would go a long way.

Stitt, who until this summer was president of the National Governors Association, has already been in Trump’s crosshairs. In February, Asset attacked Stitt in a dispute over the NGA’s annual gathering at the White House, calling the Oklahoma governor “RINO» and a “clever.” The two men appeared later sort things outafter a meeting at the White House in March.

Gn usa

Scroll to Top