도널드 트럼프 2020 대통령 선거운동을 반대한 공화당 의원 목록

List of Republicans who opposed the Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign
Portrait of Donald Trump
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도널드 트럼프
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제45대 미국 대통령
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대통령 선거 운동
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2020년 공화당 도널드 트럼프 미국 대통령 후보 재선에 반대했던 공화당과 보수파의 명단이다.이 중에는 2016년 이후 트럼프에 대한 반발로 탈당한 전직 공화당원, 공화당에 입당한 사람, 다른 후보를 지지한 공화당원, 트럼프에 대한 반대를 추정 후보로 발표한 공화당 대선 예비후보 등이 포함돼 있다.공화당 전직 국가안보 고위관료 70여 명과 추가 고위관료 61명도 "우리는 도널드 트럼프 대통령의 지도 아래 우리나라의 안보와 세계정세에 심히 우려하고 있다"고 선언하는 성명서에 서명했다.대통령은 자신이 연임에 위험할 정도로 부적합하다는 것을 입증했다."[1]

레이건, 부시 41, 부시 43, 트럼프 행정부 출신 등 미 정부 고위 인사와 보수파 출신 인사들이 '공화당 정치개혁연대(RECURE)'를 결성해 '포스트 트럼프 시대 원칙 중심 통치로의 회귀'에 주력하고 있다.[2]

2020년 5월 출범한 공화당의 제3그룹 '트럼프에 반대하는 공화당 유권자'가 도널드 트럼프에 반대하는 500여 명의 추천서를 모았다.[3]

전 집행부 관계자

미국의 대통령들

조지 W 부시

내각급 공무원

콜린 파월
톰 리지

국방부 관계자

국토안보부 관계자

마일스 테일러

인텔리전스 커뮤니티 관계자

법무부 관계자

국무부 관계자

재무부 관계자

백악관 관계자

존 볼턴
오마로사

기타임원

미국 상원의원

밋 롬니

현재

이전

미국 대표들

저스틴 아마시

앉아 있는

이전

찰리 덴트
조 월시

주 전체 임원진

주지사

존 카시치
마크 샌퍼드
아놀드 슈왈츠제네거.

현재

이전

기타 주 전체 공무원

현재

이전

전직 판사들

연방판사

존 폴 스티븐스

주 판사들

주의회 의원들

주 상원의원

현재

이전

주 대표들

현재

이전

시·군 공무원

현재

이전

전 공화당 관계자

공화당 전국위원회

마이클 스틸

주립 파티 의장들

활동가와 공인

연예인 및 활동가

마이클 코언
에번 맥멀린
스티브 슈미트
설리 설렌버거

미디어 퍼스낼리티

메건 매케인

비즈니스 경영진 및 리더

단체들

국가기관

뉴스

공화당 관련 단체

참고 항목

참조

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