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The anti-Trump former GOP operatives at the Lincoln Project are trying to sow more chaos in President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign.

In a new ad, the group pushes Trump to fire Chris LaCivita, Susie Wiles, and Tony Fabrizio, who have also come under fire from some fans of the former president for supposedly sabotaging his chances of winning the election.

Donald Trump will hold a town hall in North Carolina Wednesday afternoon streaming live across the nation.

Trump's event is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. ET at the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, a 2,400-seat auditorium, one-third the size of the facility he used when he last made an appearance in the town of Asheville in 2016.

With opponent Vice President Kamala Harris utilizing larger basketball arenas before boisterous crowds, the former president's campaign decided to scale back from his normal rallies with a more intimate "'townhall policy discussion," according to the Citizen Times.

Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) came to Michigan Wednesday. The crowds?

"If I'm being generous, that looks like 10 rows of 10 seats across on each side," reported a tech correspondent Chris O'Brien. "So about a total of 200 people potentially?"

As Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) held a rally in Byron Center, Michigan for former President Donald Trump's election campaign, the recently-minted running mate tried to solicit questions from reporters local to the state of Michigan, openly dismissing national reporters.

But, after a minute of unsuccessfully trying to find any Michigan reporters there to ask questions, he resigned himself to engaging with the national media instead.

A court ruled that Donald Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, couldn't sue the ex-president and his attorney general, Bill Barr, over claims they weaponized the Department of Justice in retaliation against him. Now Cohen is appealing — and he's got an extensive list of Republicans and conservatives standing beside him.

The case stems from 2020 when imprisoned Cohen, Trump's former lawyer who pleaded guilty to campaign finance charges in 2018, was set to be released to home confinement because of health risks posed by COVID.

Republican vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance told a group of supporters that his grandmother once pulled a .44 Magnum handgun on a motorcyclist who displayed a middle finger.

At a Wednesday campaign event in Michigan, Vance attributed his success to his grandmother.

An attack by Donald Trump aimed at a conservative campaign donor who has supported him overwhelmingly through the years wasn't enough for the widow of a megadonor to pull her support, the New York Times reported Wednesday.

Reporter Maggie Haberman wrote last week that billionaire supporter Miriam Adelson, the widow of the casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, got an angry set of text messages attacking her and her legitimacy as a conservative.

Two prominent election-denying Republicans this week flamed out in their quests to unseat incumbent lawmakers in Wisconsin.

The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported that election deniers Tim Ramthun and Janel Brandtjen both came up well short in their bids to oust Republican Wisconsin State Sens. Dan Feyen and Dan Knodl, respectively.

A political analyst on Wednesday highlighted what he sees as a critical problem with Trumpworld's complaints that Vice President Kamala Harris isn't giving enough time to the press.

Actually, political affairs analyst David Rothkopf found many instances.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump was expected to speak to a drastically smaller crowd in Asheville, NC, on Wednesday than he did during the 2016 campaign cycle.

The Asheville Citizen-Times reported that Trump would hold his Wednesday rally at Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, which seats 2,431 people.

The only Democrat to have taken on now Sen. J.D. Vance in a campaign debate is sharing his debating tips to Gov. Tim Walz (MN).

Rep. Tim Ryan (D-OH) unsuccessfully fought Vance two years ago for an open Senate seat in Ohio.

Donald Trump has captured the Republican Party for nearly a decade, and his 2024 campaign could undermine GOP control of election strategies moving forward.

The former president's team is "making a serious gamble," according to a New York Times report, by enlisting outside groups they don't directly control to "carry out their marching orders without accountability" following a surprise decision by the Federal Election Commission that allows campaigns to outsource their canvassing efforts with super PACs and other outside groups.