Trump Advisers Joked About Asylum in Israel Before Midterm Loss

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How did the left and right cover Trump Advisers Joked About Asylum in Israel Before Midterm Loss?

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Which outlets covered Trump Advisers Joked About Asylum in Israel Before Midterm Loss?

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What did Trump's advisers joke about before the midterm elections?

According to The New York Times, senior advisers to Donald Trump joked about seeking asylum in Israel during a private meeting. They also discussed funeral arrangements and prison food as the party faced potential electoral defeat.

Who was involved in the conversation about seeking asylum?

James Blair, who oversaw Trump's midterm strategy, reportedly said, 'At least Bibi won. He’ll protect us.' Trump's chief pollster, Tony Fabrizio, is quoted as responding, 'Maybe we could get asylum in Israel.'

What factors contributed to the Republican defeat in the midterms?

The New York Times cited the war with Iran and rising petrol prices as factors eroding Republican support. Trump's trade policies and his administration's handling of the economy were also mentioned as contributing to the defeat.