Megyn Kelly warns Republicans after election losses
After Democrats achieved notable victories in New Jersey, Virginia, and New York City, broadcaster Megyn Kelly expressed frustration with her party’s leadership and direction. Speaking on her SiriusXM show, she criticized Republicans for their handling of recent political setbacks and their apparent disunity.
“Republicans like to lose,”
Kelly remarked, lamenting that conservatives continue to focus on distractions rather than building effective strategies.
“The Republican Party needs to get its act together as soon as possible,”
she urged, referencing how the party spent time reacting to a leaked Politico report about a Young Republicans chat group instead of concentrating on winning elections.
“I’m really glad that the Republicans devoted so much time to that. Way to stick together and shine a light on what truly matters,”
she added with sarcasm.
Kelly argued that without Donald Trump, many Republicans lack confidence and fail to project the strength needed to succeed. She called for a clear, organized strategy that can sustain the party’s competitiveness beyond Trump’s influence.
Author’s Summary
Megyn Kelly criticized Republicans for lacking unity and direction after key election losses, urging the party to rebuild confidence and strategy beyond Donald Trump’s leadership.