Not only does the Trump witch-hunt and attacks continue from the left, there are some conservatives are questioning Trump for criticizing some of the other Republicans.
"A lot of conservative media are saying, Trump's dividing the party" said political writer Matt Kane, "Like Karl Rove or Paul Ryan, but he doesn't need those people to be united because he already has the voters. It's more about the voters, than it is the people at the top claiming to know all the ins and outs of the party."
So really, at the end of the day, Trump doesn't need to 'unite' the GOP, to return to the White House. He proved it in 2016.
"Right now, a lot of polling shows Trump at 60%" Kane told KTRH, "To have somebody already have the majority with such a high number, that actually shows a very united primary, amongst the voters at least. So, all the talk about a divided party and how it's going to hurt them? There are really no facts to back that up."
The facts actually show, that Trump's popularity continues to grow.
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