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00:00Trump comments on Indiana's decision.
00:03President Donald Trump publicly criticized Indiana State Senators Rod Bray and Greg Good
00:08for delaying action on redrawing the state's congressional map ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
00:16Posting on Truth Social, Trump labeled both lawmakers as rhinos
00:20and accused them of slowing efforts that he believes could help expand the Republican majority in the U.S. House.
00:26Trump argued that Indiana has the opportunity to add up to two additional Republican-leaning seats
00:31through redistricting and expressed frustration that some state leaders are hesitant to move forward.
00:37He contrasted Indiana's inaction with what he described as aggressive Democratic redistricting strategies
00:43in states such as California, where he claims Democratic officials have worked to maximize their political advantage.
00:50Trump also directed criticism toward Governor Mike Braun, whom he endorsed in 2024.
00:55He suggested Braun has not been assertive enough in urging state senators to advance redistricting legislation.
01:02According to Trump, stronger leadership is needed to ensure the party capitalizes on opportunities before the 2026 elections.
01:11The president framed the dispute as a broader issue within the Republican Party,
01:15arguing that some members remain overly cautious while Democrats move decisively during redistricting cycles.
01:21Trump warned that continued delays could affect the GOP's chances of expanding its House majority.
01:27Trump's comments signal the possibility of primary challenges for Republicans who oppose or slow his preferred political strategies.
01:35Recent tensions between Trump and other Republican figures highlight ongoing divisions within the party regarding tactics and messaging.
01:41While redistricting involves legal and procedural hurdles, Indiana lawmakers now face increased national attention.
01:48Whether the state proceeds with map changes may influence both its congressional representation and broader Republican efforts heading into the 2026 midterms.
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