[stanne]

“My guess is that he was not doing his job on ‘election matters’ and was asked to resign - and allowed a respectable exit.”

You think the Trump White House has been losing?

To whom? AOC? Iran? El-Sayed? Obama? Their own letter agencies? Disruptions in the pentagon? The press?

Who?

[qwerty1234]

>>You think the Trump White House has been losing? To whom?

To anyone that has been paying attention - Trump is batting about 1% - that is he promises 100 things and accomplishes about 1% of what he says he is going to do....

...he had so much potential, and just couldn’t keep his mouth shut and just do what he was elected to do. Johnson and Thune could have helped...they chose not to...

I give him an ‘A+’ on the border, ‘C-’ on actual deportations and and ‘F’ on just about everything else.

[neverevergiveup]

No, I don't. It was implied in a previous post that this guy was ‘jumping ship’ before the election. My post was saying the opposite. If he was ‘jumping ship’ it would be because the administration is on top of things pre-election. Hopefully, as was commented in response to me, this is about his own family that he is appropriately prioritizing.

As an aside, this kind of banter was never common on FR, until recently. As has also been pointed out, there seem to be a lot of trolls on FR currently - and their job is to demoralize conservatives.

[Jim Noble]

I think the Trump administration will be effectively over in terms of active policies on November 4 and you will see people trying to signal the winning team that they won’t make trouble more and more as October rolls on.

[spintreebob]

“You think the Trump White House has been losing?”

Trump is losing because he is not on the ballot.
Track record shows that pro-Trump MAGA voters are not motivated by Trump to turnout and vote.

The more local the candidate and contact the higher the turnout of our voters. A good ground game is by far the most needed thing to win.

The focus on Trump weakens and detracts from the winning approach.