Former GOP Rep. Brooks: 2028 Republican Nominee Can Not Be Anyone Who's From The Trump White House

Former Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) on CNN talked about the future of the Republican party:

MO BROOKS: Well, the Republican party needs to use its head. They need to think this through, in my judgment, we should not have, as our nominee anyone who's from the White House under Trump, the cabinet under Trump is closely associated with Donald Trump because that will immediately raise the specter of losing all the voters that we lost on Tuesday. It will also raise the specter of suppressing the turnout of the voter, we need to promote our foundational principles, arguments that we stand on. So in that vein, Governor Ron DeSantis out of Florida would be excellent, Senator Ted Cruz out of Texas would be excellent, and there may be other candidates out there that would be excellent. But anyone who's a part of this White House, it needs to be a buyer beware situation. Republicans, if we nominate someone who's close to Donald Trump, the issue is, once again, Donald Trump.