Having listened to/watched the rally and CPAC speeches, would you say they’re essentially the same? I’m not going to have time for the CPAC speech today and tomorrow’s a write-off too. Tuesday is a quieter day to listen if you tell me they’re different enough.
The only thing I remember about Dick Morris is a comment he made while Obama was running in 2008. That one sentence surprised me and gave me a new perspective on some political inconsistencies that had been puzzling me. The Jerusalem Post reported that Morris said “There is no group less invested in self-preservation than American Jews.” I learned at the same time that Morris is an American Jew.
I think both Wisconsin and CPAC represent the new strategic direction, which is excellent.
I hear trumpets in the distance.
Morris is right on top of all the races now. The polling organization he is affiliated with is the one PDJT is highlighting today on TS.
Morris says all the polls are again understating MAGA strength, because they utilize outmoded models for the turn-out of various groups. RATs are underwhelmed by their Braindead Party, while MAGA people are highly energized.
Latinos have switched sides, finally understanding which side stands for freedom, prosperity and family values.
There is also cause for optimism that the crooked election apparatus has been at least partially cleaned up, according to Morris. He mentions especially GA but also others.
By 2024, with new MAGA governors coming in (hopefully) the elections will be even more secure in several swing states where it was stolen in 2020.
I am a silver-lining type person ... but I can see where we potentially get 12 years of Trump’s clear leadership (assuming he wins) rather than just 8, in the sense that he is still the biggest factor in politics today, especially due to his SCOTUS, and due to the continued strengthening of MAGA politicians and policies during this Braindead hiatus.