Bolton argued Republicans should not back Trump in 2024, as he could be a 'convicted felon' by the 2024 Republican primary convention,
John Bolton, during a recent appearance on CNN, argued that Republicans should not back former President Donald Trump in 2024, as he could be a “convicted felon” by the 2024 Republican primary convention, and it would look bad for the Republican Party.
“I think a lot more Republicans will be bothered by that. And people think the broader public is certainly going to be bothered from it and it could be catastrophic for the Republican Party,” he said. Bolton said he believed the August 23 Republican primary debate is going to be a “potentially pivotal moment.”
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