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Despite this, Republicans in Minnesota’s congressional delegation do not comment on the issue and appear to be holding back their criticism of Trump.
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8th District Congressman Pete Stauber was approached by 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS on Thursday. They wanted to get Pete’s opinion on the latest indictments filed against former President Donald Trump as he continues to campaign for the GOP nomination for re-election.
Stauber, along with four other Republican members of Congress from Minnesota, have remained silent since the indictments were indicted.
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Rep. Stauber can be seen as prudent not to comment on the indictments or the former president during the interview.
Stauber commented: “What worries me is their timing, and some district attorneys actually showed up to convict or indict Donald Trump.”
Stauber said he is carefully monitoring the progress of the two Trump investigations with the special counsel and Hunter Biden. He added that he did not pick a side to support and would support whoever the Republicans elect at their convention in Milwaukee in August 2024.
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Political scientist Larry Jacobs of the University of Minnesota said the caution of Republicans across the country is not unusual as they remember the consequences suffered by former Congresswoman Liz Cheney.
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According to Larry Jacobs, who spoke to 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS, “There is the ominous ghost of Liz Cheney that has scared Republicans across the country. They don’t want to go after Donald Trump.” Larry made this comment during his time with the media.
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