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John Kasich
The former Ohio governor suggested that Donald Trump is "interested in all the cheers" from his base but not in reaching out to other people.
It's "amazing to me that Republicans just keep sitting on their hands. It makes no sense," said the "disappointed" lifelong Republican.
"I do believe four more years of this division is wrecking the very soul of our country," the former Ohio governor said on "The View" Friday.
Former Ohio Gov. John Kasich and other longtime GOP voters appeared virtually at the DNC to endorse the Democratic ticket in 2020.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
"We need to fix it, and it has to come from the top," said former GOP Ohio Gov. John Kasich.
The former GOP governor of Ohio asked if he could finish a thought. "No, you can't, John!" Lemon snapped back.
Kerry launched a new climate coalition called World War Zero on Sunday, and said so far, "no country is getting the job done."
Gov. Kasich, Rep Rooney and other Republicans have started showing signs of discomfort with the Trump administration's changing defense in light of the impeachment inquiry.
The Ohio Republican said acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney's admission of a quid pro quo on Thursday pushed him "across the Rubicon."
The former Ohio governor lambasted Trump's move as a political power play.
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