Trump Finds Success Harder With Republican Resistance

The article discusses the challenges faced by former President Donald Trump in the lead-up to the midterm elections. Despite his continued influence within the Republican party, Trump's declining poll numbers have made it harder for him to exert the same level of control over the party as he had in the past. The article highlights how Trump's endorsements have not always translated into electoral success, with some of his preferred candidates struggling to gain traction. This has led to a growing resistance within the Republican party, with some members distancing themselves from the former president's rhetoric and policies. The article also notes that Trump's declining popularity has shifted the political calculations for Republicans, with some focusing more on local issues and distancing themselves from the former president's national agenda. This has created a more complex landscape for Trump as he seeks to maintain his grip on the party and influence the outcome of the midterm elections.