[be-baw]

National political director sounds like a big job. I’m wary because Wiley ran Walker’s campaign which may have been the worst of the 17.

[dynoman]

Trump doesn’t want clones - he wants people with varied experience and strengths. That kind of strategic thinking is why he built a 10B company during his lifetime and now signs 22K paychecks on the front.

Watch the family town hall linked in post 9. No other candidate in the last few decades could pull that off. Trump is in a different league - so many level above and so many steps ahead of what we’ve grown used to.

[KC_Conspirator]

That is where I recognize the name from - the Walker campaign. Walker was ahead of Iowa and out of the race right after the caucus because of such a poor showing. Wiley and his folks turned Walker into "the anti-union" guy; as if that was a seller outside the GOPe. Walker was so much more than that and had the playbook to beat the hard left (3 times).

Trump would be smart not to toy with his messaging; but leave organizational and strategy stuff to Wiley.