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politics1 year ago

"Asa Hutchinson Stands Firm: No Endorsement for Trump or Vote for Biden"

Former Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson stated that he will not endorse Donald Trump or vote for President Joe Biden in the upcoming election. Hutchinson criticized Trump for his actions on January 6, 2021, and accused him of undermining democracy. He also highlighted his disagreements with Trump's policies and leadership style. Despite his opposition to Trump, Hutchinson also expressed his disapproval of Biden's border policies, economic record, and energy policy.

politics1 year ago

Hutchinson's Refusal to Endorse Trump: A Costly Decision

Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, who ran for the GOP presidential nomination, stated in a USA Today op-ed that he won't endorse Donald Trump for the 2024 election due to concerns about the Capitol attack and the direction of the Republican Party, but also won't support President Biden. He expressed hope for anti-Trump forces within the party and criticized Biden's policies, but did not indicate support for a third-party candidate.

politics2 years ago

"Ex-GOP Candidate Asa Hutchinson Backs Nikki Haley, Criticizes Trump's Divisive Impact on America"

Former GOP presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson endorses Nikki Haley ahead of the New Hampshire primary, criticizing Donald Trump for intentionally dividing America. This comes as Trump mocks Haley's birth name and questions her eligibility to run for president, highlighting his tendency to attack people of color based on race and ethnicity. Hutchinson's endorsement aims to bolster Haley's appeal to independent and unaffiliated voters in an effort to challenge Trump in a two-person contest.

politics2 years ago

"White House Apologizes to Asa Hutchinson for DNC Mocking Remarks"

The White House apologized to former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson for a joke made by the DNC about the end of his presidential campaign, with President Biden reportedly requesting the apology. Hutchinson suspended his campaign after finishing sixth in the Iowa caucuses, and while he stated that the call from the White House was not necessary, he appreciated it and emphasized the importance of disagreeing without demonizing.

politics2 years ago

Asa Hutchinson Suspends Presidential Bid After White House Call

Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson appreciated the White House's call to apologize for a Democratic National Committee statement mocking the end of his 2024 presidential campaign, stating that it was not necessary but still appreciated. Hutchinson emphasized the importance of bipartisan discourse and hoped for a shift towards focusing on important issues. White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre confirmed that President Biden's chief of staff called Hutchinson to apologize, expressing Biden's deep respect and admiration for Hutchinson's principles.

politics2 years ago

White House Apologizes to Asa Hutchinson for DNC Remarks

The White House apologized to former Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson after a snarky statement from the Democratic National Committee following his withdrawal from the 2024 race. The DNC's one-sentence release mocking Hutchinson's poor showing in the Iowa caucuses prompted the apology, with the White House emphasizing that the statement did not reflect President Biden's views. Hutchinson criticized the culture and training at the DNC, calling for re-training of young staffers to avoid demeaning comments in politics. Despite the apology, Hutchinson indicated that he would not support Biden's re-election bid and expressed reluctance to support Donald Trump if he becomes the Republican nominee due to his legal issues.

politics2 years ago

"White House Apologizes to Asa Hutchinson for DNC Mocking Remarks"

The White House apologized to former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson after the Democratic National Committee mocked his recently suspended Republican presidential campaign, with White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre stating that President Biden has deep respect for Hutchinson and admires his principles and public service. The apology came after the DNC taunted Hutchinson for his sixth-place finish in the Iowa caucuses. Hutchinson, who ran on a traditional conservative platform and openly criticized Trump, stated that both parties need to rise above pettiness and focus on matters important to Americans.

politics2 years ago

White House Apologizes to Asa Hutchinson for DNC Mockery

The White House apologized to former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson after the Democratic National Committee mocked his failed presidential bid, with White House chief of staff Jeff Zients calling Hutchinson to convey President Biden's deep respect and admiration for him, emphasizing that the DNC's statement did not reflect the president's views. Hutchinson exited the race after receiving only 191 votes from Iowa Republican caucus-goers, and former President Donald Trump routinely mocked him as irrelevant.

politics2 years ago

White House Apologizes to Asa Hutchinson for DNC Mocking, Prompting Presidential Bid Suspension

White House chief of staff Jeff Zients called former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson to apologize for a snarky statement released by the DNC following Hutchinson's exit from the presidential race, expressing President Biden's respect for Hutchinson and acknowledging his principled stance. The apology comes amid a Republican Party still strongly influenced by Donald Trump, who secured a decisive win in Iowa while anti-Trump Republicans like Hutchinson struggled to gain traction.

politics2 years ago

"White House Apologizes to Asa Hutchinson for DNC Criticism as Biden Courts Anti-Trump GOP"

The White House apologized to former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson for a Democratic National Committee statement mocking the end of his 2024 Republican presidential bid, with White House chief of staff Jeff Zients calling Hutchinson to apologize on behalf of President Biden. Hutchinson, who was critical of former President Donald Trump, had refused to commit to supporting him if he won the nomination. Meanwhile, Biden has been seeking to court anti-Trump Republicans for support in the 2024 election.

politics2 years ago

"Former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson Drops 2024 Presidential Bid After Iowa Caucuses"

Former Gov. Asa Hutchinson, a vocal critic of Donald Trump, dropped out of the 2024 presidential race after scoring sixth in the Iowa Caucus and earning less than 1% of the vote, stating that his message against Trump did not sell in Iowa. Despite pledging to crack down on illegal border crossings and fight opioid abuse, Hutchinson lagged in polls and failed to qualify for debates, ultimately deciding to end his campaign.

politics2 years ago

Asa Hutchinson Withdraws from 2024 Republican Presidential Race

Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson has dropped out of the Republican presidential race following a poor showing in the Iowa caucuses, leaving the primary field with former President Donald Trump, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, and Nikki Haley. Hutchinson congratulated Trump on his win and acknowledged that his campaign message did not resonate with Iowa voters. The departure comes after entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy also ended his GOP bid and endorsed Trump, while former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie received 35 votes despite suspending his campaign.

politics2 years ago

"Asa Hutchinson Suspends 2024 Presidential Campaign After Iowa Caucuses"

Former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson, who entered the 2024 presidential race as a vocal critic of Donald Trump, suspended his Republican nomination bid after failing to gain traction, receiving less than 1 percent support in the Iowa caucuses. Despite emphasizing his political experience and conservative platform, including calls for federal workforce cuts and heightened border security, Hutchinson struggled to garner support, raise funds, or draw crowds at events. His departure leaves the Republican field with fewer non-Trump options.

politics2 years ago

"Asa Hutchinson Ends 2024 Presidential Campaign After Iowa Finish"

Former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson has dropped out of the Republican presidential race after finishing sixth in the Iowa Caucus. Hutchinson, who struggled to gain traction in a crowded field dominated by Donald Trump, cited his message not resonating in Iowa as the reason for his withdrawal. He ran on a traditionally conservative platform, focusing on the economy, crime, and border security, while also criticizing Trump's candidacy. Hutchinson's lack of national name recognition and his criticism of Trump's legal issues likely contributed to his inability to gain momentum in the race.