Some Republicans are wary that the National Republican Congressional Committee has gone too far in mimicking the President
The man House Republicans picked to lead them back to the majority made clear Thursday that the party wants to make the 2020 elections a"choice between socialism and freedom."
GOP Rep. Tom Emmer of Minnesota urged reporters at a breakfast roundtable event to ask where vulnerable members stand on"socialized medicine." He dropped the words"socialism" or"socialist" six times in one minute. And he nicknamed House Democrats the"Red Army."It was another sign that Republican leaders in Congress have adopted the style of President Donald Trump, attempting to brand all Democrats as socialists.
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