In a series of recent statements, former President Trump has asserted that Republican voters are dissatisfied with congressional Republicans, but they are not angry with him. As the midterm elections approach, Trump has distanced himself from the frustrations being expressed by his base, suggesting that he is not the target of their discontent. He acknowledges that GOP voters are upset but insists that their anger is misdirected. Trump is also warning that Republicans could face significant losses in the upcoming midterms, despite economic successes, and has declined to support certain Republican candidates, indicating a potential lack of assistance for struggling party members. Overall, Trump appears to be shifting blame for any electoral failures away from himself and onto the party as a whole.