Former Trump staffers warn 'we're running out of time' to stop his return to White House

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

37% : The three staffers, Sarah Matthews, Cassidy Hutchinson, and Alyssa Farah Griffin, discussed their experiences within the former administration, along with how Trump can still potentially become the Republican Party's nominee for the 2024 presidential election.
37% : President Joe Biden is seeking reelection in 2024, meaning the next presidential election could end up being a rematch between him and Trump.
36% : "Griffin, who worked as the White House Director of Strategic Communications, said that Trump knows "how to use government better this time" and that should Trump return to the White House in 2025, he could put "die-hard loyalists" in positions of power.
36% : Matthews agreed, stating that while she has never voted Democrat, she would "choose democracy" over voting for Trump.
26% : "Cassidy Hutchinson, a former aide to Donald Trump's White House chief of staff, added that the "singular focus" should be ensuring Trump does not win the general presidential election in the event he becomes the Republican primary nominee.
22% : So I would just encourage others to come forward because we're running out of time in order to try to stop Trump from being in the Oval Office again.
21% : "GOOGLE SETTLES $5 BILLION LAWSUIT OVER TRACKING PEOPLE WHILE IN 'INCOGNITO MODE'"I knew that coming forward and speaking out against Donald Trump, I could potentially face security threats, or death threats, online harassment," Matthews said in an interview with ABC's This Week.
10% : Recent polls have shown Trump potentially beating Biden in the rematch, with the former president leading Biden in seven swing states, including Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.

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