GOP Challenger Ridicules Barron Trump During YouTube Show

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : But it turns out Herrera may have a problem on his right when it comes to the most important metric of conservatism among Republicans today: support for Donald Trump.
45% : "If I had to predict, I think Trump will win the primary by a landslide and lose the general," Herrera said.
39% : Sources also pointed out that Herrera additionally said on a separate podcast -- the "Wake Up America Show" with Austin Peterson on Aug. 23, 2023 -- that he questions whether Trump can win a general election.
36% : Herrara jumps in and says Barron Trump is "like nine feet tall" and that he is "starting to become a meme" and makes a mocking voice imitating Barron.
26% : According to footage of Herrera's Feb. 10 podcast, the GOP challenger can be seen saying he doesn't believe Trump can win the general election and, more controversially, Herrera joins in with his co-hosts as they ridicule Barron Trump, the former president's 17-year-old son who's been off-limits for most politicians.
21% : While Gonzales has been a staunch Trump supporter -- he endorsed the former president the the day Trump announced his bid for a second term -- he has drawn Republican criticism for his support of "red flag" laws, which would allow judges to take guns away from people who they decide are a danger to themselves or others.
18% : But unfortunately for Herrera, support for Trump far outweighs gun policy as the issue most important to Republicans -- and Trumpworld has already noticed Herrera's questionable comments.
16% : "If this shithead actually said these vile things, he has no place in the party," a source close to Trump said.
9% : "Not only did he mock President Trump's teenage son, which is totally uncalled for and disgusting behavior, he said Trump cannot win the general.

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