Mick Mulvaney says GOP members see Trump as 'damaged' and that he would not vote for former president again
Trump's former chief of staff claimed that the January 6 hearings are hurting the former President.
Mick Mulvaney said that within the GOP, many now see Trump as "damaged."
In an interview with CNN, Mulvaney added that he would not vote for Trump again.
Mick Mulvaney said that former President Donald Trump is seen as "damaged" by GOP insiders following the January 6 hearings, and confirmed that he wouldn't vote for his former boss again.
Mulvaney served as Trump's chief of staff, and he resigned in the aftermath of the January 6 attack on the Capitol.
"Folks especially in my party are looking at Donald Trump as damaged," Mulvaney told CNN's Kasie Hunt in an interview Wednesday.
"The significance of last week's Congressional Jan. 6 committee hearings cannot be overstated," Mulvaney said in an article for the Charlotte Observer on Wednesday.
On CNN, Mulvaney also signaled that he distrusted former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows. Meadows replaced him in the final months of the Trump administration and has been at the center of damning revelations being shared at the January 6 hearings.
When asked if he thought Meadows betrayed the country, Mulvaney said, "That case is being made."
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