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St. Louis Post-Dispatch Editorial: Maryland’s Larry Hogan Puts His Country First
In case you missed it, earlier this week the St. Louis Post-Dispatcheditorial urged leaders in the Republican party to follow Governor Hogan’s message of ensuring the party moves past Trump and moves back to focusing on core conservative issues. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial, “Hogan’s advice is worth heeding. Republicans of good faith must coalesce around one reasonable Trump alternative rather than risk fragmenting the non-MAGA vote among multiple moderates…It’s urgent for the sake of both the party and the country that some Hogan-like hero arise.
ICYMI: Governor Hogan Joins CNN, Gray TV, and PBS
In case you missed it, yesterday, Governor Hogan joined both CNN’s “The Lead with Jake Tapper,” Gray TV, and PBS’ “NewsHour.” Governor Hogan on Divisive Rhetoric and Social Issues Dominating the Narrative: “It’s not what the average American is thinking about or talking about. It’s not what the average Republican is even focused on. They’re concerned about the economy, about crime, about education. Some of these issues I think need to be addressed…But the over the top rhetoric and some of the things that we’re hearing out there just are not mainstream ideas that are going to have any kind of ability to win crossover votes and win an election…I think we got to find a more hopeful, positive vision that appeals to a broader group of voters.
ICYMI: Governor Hogan Joins Fox News, MSNBC, and Multiple Radio Outlets To Discuss His Fight For The Future of The Republican Party
In case you missed it, Governor Hogan joined both Fox News’ “Your World with Neil Cavuto,” MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” and multiple radio stations to discuss why he decided not to run for president and how he plans to impact the future of the Republican party. Governor Hogan on Why He Decided Not To Run: “I did not want to cause a multi-car pile up in the Republican primary. And there are an awful lot of people out there running.
WTAS: Governor Hogan Continues To Set Example Of Better Politics, Puts Country And Party Before Personal Ambition
On Sunday, Governor Larry Hogan announced he would not seek the Republican Party nomination for President in 2024. In a New York Times op-ed announcing the decision, Governor Hogan said, “the stakes are too high for me to risk being part of another multi-car pileup that could potentially help Mr. Trump recapture the nomination.” Here’s what they are saying about Governor Hogan’s leadership: The New York Times: “Mr. Hogan spent eight years as governor of Maryland, a blue state where he was popular despite his party.