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President Trump gave three brilliant speeches over July 4th weekend. First at the freedom and faith convention, then at Mount Rushmore, and then on July 4th on the National Mall at Washington D.C.
He emphasized two large-scale thoughts. First, America’s greatness both past, present and future. And second, godless communism is a mortal threat that must be extinguished without delay. And he hammered these points again and again. Essentially giving GOP officials and candidates their talking points for the midterm elections.
Meanwhile, the superb Democratic pollster, Mark Penn, writes that Democrats are unwisely choosing candidates who are completely unqualified for the Senate or House. Graham Platner is a perfect example. And Mr. Penn writes that “antisemitism is anti-Americanism and no tent of any party should be big enough to make room for it.”
Republican strategist Karl Rove writes that socialists spell trouble for Democrats. They can win in deep blue districts, but they’ll weigh down the party elsewhere. And he talks about some of the platforms of these socialist–communist Democrats “all cops are bastards” and “no more police at all ever” from Darializa Avila Chevalier at New York City or another socialist communist, Manny Rutinel in Colorado, who wants to shift money away from the military, policing, and prisons.
All this will be banner headline ads by Republicans who already hold a vast fundraising advantage over Democrats, due in large part from the recent Supreme Court decision that will allow, say, the Republican National Committee pulling money in with the Senate and House campaign committees, and thereby helping federal races state-by-state. It’s a tremendous thing.
Jim McLaughlin writes that President Trump has a 50 percent approval rating among likely voters, with 60 percent approval among Hispanics and 32 percent with blacks. Senator Chuck Schumer is a dead man walking with a 29 percent favorable rating.
For sure the Mamdani-Sanders-AOC socialist communist tail is wagging the Democratic party dog. Yet that dog is not going to hunt come November.
