Former White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney says he doesn’t think Democrats are ‘ever going to learn’ that former President Donald Trump is a “really good politician.”
“When you put him in these situations, he often times wins. He raised a bunch of money this week, he’s up in the polls this week,” he told Sky News Australia.
“The chances of Donald Trump being president again actually went up this week, not down, because of what the Democrats are doing,” Mr Mulvaney said. “Even Republicans who don’t like Trump will come to his defence because they don’t like the concept of politicians in Washington, D.C., using the government to come down on their enemies, which is exactly what this looks like.”
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