Trump Reportedly Considers Exacting Revenge On Republicans By Forming His Own Party
President Donald Trump is reportedly considering the launch of his own political party after leaving office on Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal reported. The newspaper said it’s not clear how serious he is about competing with the GOP under his own banner, but that he’s already picked out a name: The Patriot Party. The potential for a new party comes as Trump grows unhappy…
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