#5 -- Reiign in Trump's ego to some extent, and allow other conservative leaders to start being the voice for #1 - #4. Let the transition to bench representing future of Republican party leadership start to lead and become an active face and voice with this mid-term. A good leader and manager allows the people who will lead in future to begin leading more and more. Less is more when it comes to Trump and the mid-terms, simply because he unfortunately turns off so many people, particularly independents that Republicans need to win, who might otherwise actually support some of the core conservative values, principles, and priorities. People unfortunately vote based on emotion and personality, rather than data, facts, hard comparative analysis, etc. Which leads to #6.
#6 -- Remind voters that many key metrics were substantially worse under Biden (CPI, real wage growth, border and associated costs, etc), and that these would be worse again under big government plans with far more spending, deficits, and debt, while reducing individual freedom and opportunity to succeed.
Why on God’s green earth am I not hearing this from Republicans? We are missing a huge opportunity to do great things for our nation.
I'm looking forward to the details about this approach.
#5 -- Reiign in Trump's ego to some extent, and allow other conservative leaders to start being the voice for #1 - #4. Let the transition to bench representing future of Republican party leadership start to lead and become an active face and voice with this mid-term. A good leader and manager allows the people who will lead in future to begin leading more and more. Less is more when it comes to Trump and the mid-terms, simply because he unfortunately turns off so many people, particularly independents that Republicans need to win, who might otherwise actually support some of the core conservative values, principles, and priorities. People unfortunately vote based on emotion and personality, rather than data, facts, hard comparative analysis, etc. Which leads to #6.
#6 -- Remind voters that many key metrics were substantially worse under Biden (CPI, real wage growth, border and associated costs, etc), and that these would be worse again under big government plans with far more spending, deficits, and debt, while reducing individual freedom and opportunity to succeed.