Senator John Curtis of Utah has faced intense criticism from President Trump's supporters for allegedly lacking loyalty. Characterized as a 'RINO', Curtis is branded a traitor by right-wing figures, inciting a wave of angry calls to his office. Despite the backlash, he remains steadfast, indicating that the reaction amounts to only a couple hundred calls. As a former House member and mayor, he positions himself as a moderate voice. With upcoming Senate considerations of Trump's polarizing nominees, including Tulsi Gabbard, Curtis could wield significant influence as a swing vote.
I'm tired of RINO Republicans running everything, Charlie Kirk, the right-wing provocateur, declared on X, using a term that stands for Republican in Name Only to condemn Mr. Curtis.
But then when you sit back and evaluate it, it's a couple hundred calls. Mr. Curtis, 64, a former House member and mayor who has labeled himself normal and made headlines for saying he's unafraid to disagree with Mr. Trump.
All eyes are on him as a potentially critical swing vote as the Senate prepares to consider three of Mr. Trump's more polarizing nominees.
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