Republicans fretting over Trump 'acting like old people': analysis

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a dinner with the leaders of the C5+1Central Asian countries of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan, in the East Room of the White House in Washington

David Drucker, senior correspondent for the conservative Washington Examiner, told an MS NOW panel that President Donald Trump’s ‘old people’ style is beginning to weigh down Republicans for the midterms.

Drucker delivered his opinion after a clip showing Trump ally podcaster Joe Rogan slamming the president for his hateful response to the murder of Hollywood director Rob Reiner.

“There’s a lot of things that doesn’t feel real,” Rogan told a guest, while discussing Trump’s advanced age. “The Rob Reiner thing didn’t seem real. That seemed so insane.”

“There's policy anxiety and behavior anxiety,” assured Drucker. “ … The majority of them, I'm sure are hoping that the Supreme Court strikes down his ability to wield tariffs unilaterally.”

“There is a concern about his behavior and his rhetoric,” Drucker continued, “but a lot of this has to do with policy and the fact that he seems to be on so many things other than what voters are focused on and that’s a huge problem for [Republicans.] It's a huge problem for him, but it's really a problem for them. He's not running again. And they are. That’s where their concerns are.”

Maybe this has to do with that fact that he’s acting like old people tend to act, which is ‘who cares. I’m gonna say what I want,” Drucker said.

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