Donald Trump looks wounded.
His handpicked candidates’ midterm woes sank the Republican Party’s chance of wresting back the Senate, his former vice president just scolded him over the Jan. 6 assault, and conservative news outlets are screaming that it is time, at last, for the party to dump Trump.
But the twice-impeached, once-defeated president has fallen before. And as he lines up an announcement in Florida on Tuesday night that is expected to mark the start of his third run at the White House, it remains unclear whether anti-Trump forces within the GOP can pry back control of their party.
