US Republican candidates weigh distancing from Trump amid his unpopularity

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Some Republican candidates in November's US elections are considering whether to distance themselves from former President Donald Trump. This consideration comes despite Trump's continued dominance within the party. The candidates face a strategic dilemma due to Trump's enduring influence among Republican voters. Their challenge is balancing party loyalty with his current unpopularity among the broader electorate.

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