Rep. Guy Reschenthaler (R-Pa.) said in an interview on Feb. 4 that former President Donald Trump would have received at least one Nobel Prize had he not been a Republican. “I think that history will regard his legacy in a very favorable light, and I think his impact is here to stay,” Reschenthaler told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. “He would be given at least one Nobel Peace Prize had he not been a Republican—I truly believe that.” Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize at least four times, most recently for securing a peace deal between Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Reschenthaler lauded Trump’s achievements, including record-breaking economic growth, protection of religious liberties, and confronting the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). He likened the former president’s foreign policy to that of Theodore Roosevelt and his commitment to avoid wars to that of Dwight D. Eisenhower. Reschenthaler does not believe …