Joe Walsh "strongly, strongly considering" a major challenge to Trump

Former representative Joe Walsh (R-Ill.) Said Thursday morning that he is keen to take up the main challenge President TrumpDonald John TrumpSarah Huckabee Sanders Becomes a Fox News Contributor The US-Iranian clash over a ship is a secondary event for the Gulf events. South Korea: US and North Korea to resume nuclear talks "soon" MORE, adding that he saw no one effectively defend the president.

"I envision it strongly, strongly," CNN host John Berman told a conservative radio personality. "If anyone wants to go after him, John, it must be done soon. Short on time. "

"This is not a conventional era, look at the guy at the White House. These are urgent times. Someone has to do this business. I have not heard any potential Republicans do this business yet. "

Former GOP representative Joe Walsh said he "strongly, strongly" plans to launch a presidential bid to challenge Trump in 2020.

"The only way you are priming Donald Trump and defeating him is to expose him as a crook. … I would hit him every day. "Https://t.co/8WyKqNDCrG pic.twitter.com/0dWeCxOhSk

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Walsh, who was elected to Congress in 2010 in the Tea Party wave and served a single term in the House, hinted that one of the main potential challenges would be to focus on Trump's character and predict a possible hand-to-hand fight for the GOP nomination.

"Trump is a tyrant and a coward, and the only way to beat him and beat him is to expose them, to hit them," he said. "He is a bad man."

"Practically every time he opens his mouth, he lies."

The Republican of Illinois said that while he had voted for Trump in 2016, the White House had lost support after the 2018 summit with the Russian president. Vladimir PoutineVladimir Vladimirovich PoutinJoe Walsh strongly considers, "a major challenge of the Trump GOP group" calls on Republican senators to stand up to McConnell on electoral security in the new Trump ads, the French Macron will discuss the G-7 before the annual meeting MORE in Helsinki in 2018, when Trump seemed to believe that Putin had reiterated that Moscow had not intervened in the 2016 elections, in contradiction with the universal opinion of the American intelligence community.

Walsh admitted that there were more important Republicans who might be able to attack Trump, although no one has yet announced his intention to do so.

"There are bigger names than me," he said. "There are older senators and congressmen, but none of them has the courage to take it up and challenge it."

Former Governor of Massachusetts Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldPhysician: Biden "more than able" to handle the rigors of the campaign, a White House board member resigns from LGBT Republican group after Trump's endorsement Trump's challenger: "All bets are valid "if I win the New Hampshire primary PLUS (R), who was also the Vice Presidential choice of the Libertarian Party in the 2016 race, is the only Republican so far to formally declare a major challenge to Trump, although his campaign has struggled to gain ground .