Former Rep. Joe Walsh Ends GOP Primary Challenge to President Trump

Joe Walsh ends his presidential campaign after receiving only 1% of the vote in the Iowa GOP caucus. He entered the race to challenge President Trump, whom he deemed unfit. With Walsh's exit, Bill Weld remains the sole Republican challenger. Walsh criticizes the GOP for disenfranchising voters by scrapping primaries. He expresses willingness to support a Democrat over Trump in the 2020 election.

Why did the Republican candidate decide to end their presidential campaign?

• They decided to support another Republican candidate.

• They were facing health issues.

• They were offered a position in the current administration.

• They received only 1% of the vote in the Iowa GOP caucus.

Who is the remaining Republican challenger to President Trump mentioned in the transcript?

• Joe Walsh

• Bill Weld

• Mitt Romney

• Ted Cruz

What makes it difficult for challengers to gain support against President Trump?

• Lack of public interest

• Lack of media coverage

• Trump's strong support from the GOP machine

• Insufficient campaign funds

What criticism does Walsh have towards the Republican National Committee?

• They are supporting Democratic candidates.

• They are not providing enough funds for campaigns.

• They are backing state parties that have canceled GOP primaries.

• They are not supporting Trump's reelection.

What is Walsh willing to do to prevent Trump's reelection?

• Start a new political party

• Join Trump's campaign team

• Support a Democrat for the presidency

• Run as an independent candidate