2024 Republican presidential candidate Will Hurd said he 'expected' for people to dislike his criticism of former President Donald Trump during a speech he made on Friday, though he also noted that he wasn't expected to receive applause from other audience members.
2024 Republican presidential candidate Will Hurd said he"expected" for people to dislike his criticism of former President Donald Trump during a speech he made on Friday, though he also noted that he wasn't expected to receive applause from other audience members.
Hurd added that the goal of his speech was,"to talk to the people that believe in personal responsibility," and to the people who believe the United States,"has a role in the world."
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