Megyn Kelly warns of challenges facing Republicans
Former Fox News host Megyn Kelly expressed frustration after Democrats achieved major victories on Election Night, marking significant wins in New Jersey, Virginia, and New York City. Speaking on her SiriusXM show, Kelly criticized her party’s approach to leadership and strategy.
“Republicans don’t know how to win without Donald Trump,”
she said, underscoring the party’s dependence on the former president’s influence.
Kelly also urged conservatives to focus on meaningful political goals rather than disputes over controversial reports and leaked messages. She condemned party infighting, adding sarcastically,
“I’m really glad that the Republicans devoted so much time to that. Way to stick together and shine a light on what matters.”
According to Kelly, internal divisions and lack of strategic focus are undermining the party’s strength. She argued that Republicans often appear comfortable in defeat rather than striving for unity and victory.
“Republicans like to lose. They enjoy when they are embattled and complaining—especially when Donald Trump isn’t there to help them win,”
she concluded, urging the GOP to craft a strong, competent plan for the post-Trump era.
Author’s Summary
Megyn Kelly blasted Republicans for lacking unity and strategy after election losses, warning they must redefine their direction beyond reliance on Donald Trump.